I purchased his little handbooks that have reproduced images of his sketches, drawings, and prints. One is an introduction to his way of printing without a press. The second one is titled, "Ortsansichten". I can't read German, but I just love to look at the reproductions. He has a third book that I am sending away for, titled "Drawing the Urban Landscape". Just don't take my word for it. Look at his website and see for yourself.
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Skizzenbuch "Stadtlandschaft Stuttgart" 2006-2007
Drawing the Urban Landscape
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His work is very unique and appealing. I have been enjoying his website. Thank you Robin for always posting such informative posts.
I really enjoy his work too. His recent monoprints are so vibrant and I was really curious what he was saying about them. So a week or so ago I discovered there are webistes that translate web pages and ran his through one of them. The translations are pretty funny--not quite right--but it is possible to make some sense of it. Are any of his books in English? Thanks for highlight his work. Does he correspond with you in English? How exciting! He's really an amazing artist!
Hello Robin,
you are so kind ! You have chosen one of my favorite drawings. It was done in 2/3 short sessions on winter afternoons a couple of years back. It shows a view of an old farmstead about 3 miles outside Maulbronn. I used to walk there and sit down for 20 minutes and then would go home again.
I have visited that place called Elfinger Hof often.
Thank you very much Robin for this "feature".
I liked your work at once when I saw it on WC the first time and this blog is one of 3 that I visit regularly. I get a lot of inspiration through works like the "Pasadena bridge" for example. To me it´s a miracle how someone can do such a painting as "Malaga cove".
all the best
Martin
Thankyou so much for the introduction to Martin's fine sketches Robin...Beautiful work, such motion.
thanks for posting these great links... off to browse some more :)
That IS lovely work, Robin, I see why you love it.
I love Martin's work - it has an incredible quality to it. His mark-making ability is second to none. Just wonderful!
I am glad that you all enjoyed his links.
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