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Rudolf Hausner (1914-1995) is a famous Austrian painter, known as “psychic realist”. Werner Horvath, also Austrian, translated some of Hausner’s self-portraits into the style of New Constructivism. The results are independently existing artworks, not for sale or commercial use, but in adoration of one of the greatest artists of our country.
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30 Thursday Jan 2014
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Yelzin 1995 at the beginning of the war in Chechnya. Drawing by Werner Horvath.
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26 Sunday Jan 2014
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24 Friday Jan 2014
The philosopher Paul Watzlawick, drawing by Werner Horvath
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23 Thursday Jan 2014
22 Wednesday Jan 2014
Once again Mother Theresa, but different from #43! Drawing by Werner Horvath
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21 Tuesday Jan 2014
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18 Saturday Jan 2014
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Drawing by Werner Horvath. Note: This picture is the same motif as #20, but a different work.
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17 Friday Jan 2014
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art, blood, color pencils, drawing, fire, Lenin, stars, Werner Horvath
Drawing by Werner Horvat (“Lenin with stars, fire and blood”).
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14 Tuesday Jan 2014
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12 Sunday Jan 2014
Rudolf Hausner (1914-1995) is a famous Austrian painter, known as “psychic realist”. Werner Horvath, also Austrian, translated some of Hausner’s self-portraits into the style of New Constructivism. The results are independently existing artworks, not for sale or commercial use, but in memoriam of one of the best artists of our country.
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11 Saturday Jan 2014
Albert Camus, drawing by Werner Horvath
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10 Friday Jan 2014
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