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Michael Loeb
Germany
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- Works on commission
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The ultimate crossover scandal in cartoon history! Titled 'Hidden Identity', Donald Duck's secret spy mission is exposed: To spy on Warner Bros.'s competitors, he has surreptitiously squeezed himself into a Daffy Duck costume. A wonderfully bizarre work of art of absolute rarity!
- Medium : Oil on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 11.4x11.4in
Michael Loeb
Germany
"My aim is to encourage the viewer to further develop the story on the canvas using their own imagination."
I was born in 1964 and live and work near Koblenz. My grandfather taught me the basics of oil painting as a child. I have dedicated myself to art since 1996. The old masters influenced my photorealism.
Initially, I designed motifs for art publishers. A commission to portray the classic cars of a car collector led me to automotive art, Formula 1, and its sponsors. My works have been exhibited in Europe and the USA.
A Donald Duck painting opened the world of Pop Art to me. Since then, I've combined realism, comics, and humor, and asked myself: "What if...?"
I combine unusual elements and tell stories that the viewer can continue. One special technique is painting on puzzle pieces, whose structure becomes part of the artwork.
Humor is important to me. My pictures are meant to make people smile, marvel, and think.
I was born in 1964 and live and work near Koblenz. My grandfather taught me the basics of oil painting as a child. I have dedicated myself to art since 1996. The old masters influenced my photorealism.
Initially, I designed motifs for art publishers. A commission to portray the classic cars of a car collector led me to automotive art, Formula 1, and its sponsors. My works have been exhibited in Europe and the USA.
A Donald Duck painting opened the world of Pop Art to me. Since then, I've combined realism, comics, and humor, and asked myself: "What if...?"
I combine unusual elements and tell stories that the viewer can continue. One special technique is painting on puzzle pieces, whose structure becomes part of the artwork.
Humor is important to me. My pictures are meant to make people smile, marvel, and think.
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- Works on commission
$1,650
