Ziege aus dem Gemälde "Landschaft mit Apollo und der Cumäischen Sybille"
Goat from the painting "Landscape with Apollo and the Cumean Sybil"
Foto: Kunstpalast, Düsseldorf
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Goat from the painting "Landscape with Apollo and the Cumean Sybil", 2008

ArtistMarta Klonowska, Warszawa *1964
Metal framework, glass shards, silocone; reproduction on paper of a painting
(H x W x D)126 × 80 × 48 cm
Status
on display, room G14
About the workThe goat might look cute, but its hair consists of razor-sharp glass splinters. Life-sized and self-assured, it sits opposite us, but won’t let us touch it. The creature is taken from a work in the Kunstpalast’s collection: a landscape painting created by Alexander Keirincx and Cornelis van Poelenburg around 1630. Marta Klonowska first captured this small detail of the painting in pencil and then transferred it to metal and glass. The artist studied at the art academies in Warsaw and Düsseldorf and was a master student of A. R. Penck from 1995 to 1997.
AccessionAcquisition 2009 with funds of the Stiftung Glasmuseum Hentrich and of the Jutta Cuny-Franz Foundation
Provenance2009 angekauft von der Künstlerin
Inventory numberGl 2009-87
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