ORIGINAL -  PETER KEILTHREE DIMENSIONAL PAINTED WALL HANGING HORSE HEADSUPERB UNIQUE ITEM  - (This piece will stand alone or could be hung) Wonderful addition to any art collection

MEASUREMENTS ARE  21" X  14" X 6"

SIGNED    -  P.  KEIL  

OIL/ACRYLIC  

GOOD CONDITION 

PLEASE CHECK PHOTOS CAREFULLY AS THEY ARE CONSIDERED PART OF DESCRIPTION

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ALL PAINTINGS ARE PROFESSIONALLY PACKAGED

 

RIVERTOWN GALLERY IS THE AUTHORIZED INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE WORKS OF PETER ROBERT KEIL 

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Peter Robert Keil Is a well listed artist 1942- (KNOWN AS THE WILD MAN FROM BERLIN)
THIS PAINTING IS A GREAT INVESTMENT, (THAT YOU CAN LOOK AT AND ENJOY AND WILL INCREASE IN VALUE OVER TIME).
I  AM A PERSONAL FRIEND OF THE ARTIST AND PURCHASED PAINTING DIRECTLY FROM MR KEIL. A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY IS INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE.

Peter Keil was born in Züllichau in the Neumark (now in Poland). His family had to move after the death of his father to West Berlin, where he grew up. Young Keil was fascinated by the books he found in the art section of the local library. There he admired the works of the Expressionists and of Pablo Picasso. In the beginning, Keil studied and copied the style of the great master Picasso whom he met in Spain much later. At the age of 15 in 1957 Keil met the painter Otto Nagel, who became his first teacher and mentor. Nagel introduced Keil to painting techniques, taught him realistic painting, and how to deal with colors. As a young man, Keil accompanied Nagel on his tours of Berlin's back streets. They often painted from nature and the young Keil learned to see his neighborhood with the eyes of an artist. Teaching him the painter's craft and introducing him to outdoor painting, Nagel also influenced his motifs as well as his color palette. Later, he studied at Berlin's "Akademie fur Bildende Künste" (Berlin Academy of Fine Arts). There he met Baselitz, [[Rainer Fetting|Fetting, Lupertz, and Schonebeck and made friends with Salome Schmettau and other important artists. Keil also obtained a degree as "Kunstschlosser" (art smith); several metal sculptures by Keil exist from 1959. In 1961 Keil attended Baselitz's and Schonebeck's public presentation of their "Pandemonium Manifesto" at the "Grossgroschen 35" gallery. He became the darling of art circles, earning him the nickname the 'Wild man of Berlin" for his passion for art and living. Another important factor in those formative years of Keil's artistic development was his close friendship with the painter Joan Miró whom he had met in Majorca, Spain in the early 1960s. Miro repeatedly invited him to his studio in Palma de Mallorca.

 

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