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Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation List of Artists Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation List of artists A Francis Alÿs Lee Bontecou * 1959 in Antwerp (B) * 1931 in Providence, Rhode Island (USA) Arakawa Jonathan Borofsky * 1936 in Nagoya (Japan); † 2010 in New York City (USA) * 1942 in Boston, Massachusetts (USA) Siah Armajani Georges Braque * 1939 in Tehran (Iran) * 1882 in Argenteuil-sur-Seine (F); † 1963 in Paris (F) Hans Arp Serge Brignoni * 1886 in Strasbourg (F); † 1966 in Basel (CH) * 1903 in San Simone near Chiasso (CH); † 2002 in Zollikofen, Bern (CH) Richard Artschwager * 1923 in Washington, D.C. (USA); † 2013 in Albany, Marcel Broodthaers New York (USA) * 1924 in Brussels (B); † 1976 in Cologne (D) Alice Aycock Peti Brunner * 1946 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (USA) * 1958 in Basel (CH) Erik Bulatov * 1933 in Sverdlovsk, now Yekaterinburg (RUS) B John Baldessari * 1931 in National City, Kalifornien Balthasar Burkhard / Markus Raetz † 2020 in Venice, Kalifornien Balthasar Burkhard: * 1944 in Bern (CH); † 2010 in Bern (CH) Markus Raetz: * 1941 in Bern (CH); † 2020 in Bern (CH) Stephan Balkenhol * 1957 in Fritzlar (D) Matthew Barney C Miriam Cahn * 1967 in San Francisco, California (USA) * 1949 in Basel (CH) Robert Barry Alexander Calder * 1936 in New York City (USA) * 1898 in Lawnton, Pennsylvania (USA); † 1976 in New York City (USA) Bill Beckley * 1946 in Hamburg, Pennsylvania (USA) Louis Cane * 1943 in Beaulieu-sur-Mer (F) Frits van den Berghe * 1883 in Ghent (B); † 1939 in Ghent (B) Marc Chagall * 1887 in Vitebsk (RUS); † 1985 in Vence (F) Joseph Beuys * 1921 in Krefeld (D); † 1986 in Düsseldorf (D) Paul Chan * 1973 in Hong Kong (China) Max Bill * 1908 in Winterthur (CH); † 1994 in Berlin (D) Eduardo Chillida * 1924 in San Sebastián (E); † 2002 in San Sebastián (E) Jean-Charles Blais * 1956 in Nantes (F) Giorgio de Chirico * 1888 in Vólos, Thessaly (Griechenland); † 1978 in Rome (I) Walter Bodmer * 1903 in Basel (CH); † 1973 in Basel (CH) Christo * 1935 in Gabrovo (Bulgarien); † 2020 in New York City (USA) Alighiero Boetti alias Alighiero e Boetti Ivan Chuikov * 1940 in Turin (I); † 1994 in Rome (I) * 1935 in Moscow (RUS) Bill Bollinger David Claerbout * 1939 in New York City (USA) * 1969 in Kortrijk (B) † 1988 in Pine Plains, New York (USA) Francesco Clemente * 1952 in Naples (I) Christian Boltanski * 1944 in Paris (F) Enzo Cucchi * 1949 in Morro d’Alba, Ancona (I) Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation. List of artists © 2020 Laurenz-Stiftung, Schaulager Basel, Schweiz 1 of 5 D Walter Dahn G Alberto Giacometti * 1954 in St. Tönis near Krefeld (D) * 1901 in Borgonovo (CH); † 1966 in Chur (CH) Salvador Dalí Robert Gober * 1904 in Figueres (E); † 1989 in Figueres (E) * 1954 in Wallingford, Connecticut (USA) Hanne Darboven Juan Gris * 1941 in Munich (D); † 2009 in Hamburg (D) * 1887 in Madrid (E); † 1927 in Boulogne-sur-Seine (F) Alan Davie Marcel Gromaire * 1920 in Grangemouth (UK); † 2014 in Hertford (UK) * 1892 in Noyelles-sur-Sambre (F); † 1971 in Paris (F) Tacita Dean René Guiette * 1965 in Canterbury (UK) * 1893 in Antwerp (B); † 1976 in Antwerp (B) Robert Delaunay * 1885 in Paris (F); † 1941 in Montpellier (F) H Niklaus Hasenböhler, Thomas Demand * 1937 in Basel (CH); † 1994 in Basel (CH) * 1964 in Munich (D) Pierre Haubensak Jan Dibbets * 1935 in Brünig (CH) * 1941 in Weert (NL) Al Held Martin Disler * 1928 in New York City (USA); † 2005 in Camerata near Todi (I) * 1949 in Seewen, Solothurn (CH); † 1996 in Geneva (CH) Gary Hill Theo van Doesburg * 1951 in Santa Monica, California (USA) * 1883 in Utrecht (NL); † 1931 in Davos (CH) Alfred Hofkunst Jiří Georg Dokoupil * 1942 in Vienna (A); † 2004 in Cudrefin (CH) * 1954 in Krnov / Bruntál (CZ) Robert Huot Edward Dwurnik * 1935 in New York City (USA) * 1943 in Radzymin near Warsaw (PL); † 2018 Warsaw (PL) Peter Hutchinson * 1930 in London (UK) E Viking Eggeling * 1880 in Lund (Schweden); † 1925 in Berlin (D) J Neil Jenney Franz Eggenschwiler * 1945 in Torrington, Connecticut (USA) * 1930 in Solothurn (CH); † 2000 in Bern (CH) Floris Jespers James Ensor * 1889 in Antwerpen (B); † 1965 in Antwerpen (B) * 1860 in Ostend (B); † 1949 in Ostend (B) Oscar Jespers Max Ernst * 1887 in Antwerp (B); † 1970 in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert (B) * 1891 in Brühl, North Rhine-Westphalia (D); † 1976 in Paris (F) K Ilya Kabakov F Rainer Fetting * 1933 in Dnipropetrovsk (UK) * 1949 in Wilhelmshaven (D) Max Kämpf Robert Filliou * 1912 in Basel (CH); † 1982 in Basel (CH) * 1926 in Sauve (F); † 1987 in Les Eyzies (F) Wassily Kandinsky Peter Fischli / David Weiss * 1866 in Moscow (RUS); † 1944 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Peter Fischli: * ¹952 in Zurich (CH) Hauts-de-Seine (F) David Weiss: * 1946 in Zurich (CH); † 2012 in Zurich (CH) On Kawara Katharina Fritsch * 1933 in Kariya, Aichi (JP); † 2014 in New York City (USA) * 1956 in Essen (D) Toba Khedoori Hamish Fulton * 1964 in Sydney (AU) * 1946 in London (UK) Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation. List of artists © 2020 Laurenz-Stiftung, Schaulager Basel, Schweiz 2 of 5 Paul Klee Zoran Mušič * 1879 in Münchenbuchsee, Bern (CH); † 1940 in * 1909 in Bukovica (SI); † 2005 in Venice (I) Muralto, Locarno (CH) Jean-Luc Mylayne Imi Knoebel * 1946 in Marquise (F) * 1940 in Dessau (D) Alexej Koschkarow Bruce Nauman * 1972 in Minsk (BLR) N * 1941 in Fort Wayne, Indiana (USA) Kenneth Noland L Le Corbusier * 1924 in Asheville, North Carolina (USA); † 2010 in * 1887 in La Chaux-de-Fonds (CH); † 1965 in Port Clyde, Maine (USA) Roquebrune-Cap-Martin (F) Guido Nussbaum * 1948 in Muri (CH) Sol LeWitt * 1928 in Hartford, Connecticut (USA) ; † 2007 in New York City (USA) Dennis Oppenheim Klara Lidén O * 1938 in Mason City (now Electric City), Washington (USA) * 1979 Stockholm, Schweden (SE) † 2011 in New York City (USA) Richard Paul Lohse * 1902 in Zurich (CH); † 1988 in Zurich (CH) Mimmo Paladino Richard Long P * 1948 in Paduli (I) * 1945 in Bristol (UK) Giulio Paolini Bernhard Luginbühl * 1940 in Genoa (I) * 1929 in Bern (CH); † 2011 in Langnau im Emmental (CH) A. R. Penck * 1939 in Dresden (D) Robert Mangold M Constant Permeke * 1937 in North Tonawanda, New York (USA) * 1886 in Antwerp (B); † 1952 in Ostend (B) Louis Marcoussis Antoine Pevsner * 1878 in Warsaw (PL); † 1941 in Cusset (F) * 1884 in Klimavichy (Belarus); † 1962 in Paris (F) Walter De Maria Elizabeth Peyton * 1935 in Albany, California (USA); † 2013 in Los Angeles, * 1965 in Danbury, Connecticut (USA) California (USA) Pablo Picasso Georges Mathieu * 1881 in Málaga (E); † 1973 in Mougins (F) * 1921 in Boulogne-sur-Mer (F); † 2012 in Boulogne-Billancourt (F) Walter Pichler * 1936 in Deutschnofen near Bolzano (I); † 2012 in Vienna (A) Steve McQueen * 1969 in London (UK) Serge Poliakoff * 1900 in Moscow (RUS); † 1969 in Paris (F) Mario Merz * 1925 in Milan (I); † 2003 in Turin (I) Duane Michals R Tim Rollins + K.O.S. * 1932 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania (USA) * 1955 in Pittsfield, Maine (USA); † 2017 in New York City (USA) Joan Miró Dieter Roth * 1893 in Barcelona (E); † 1983 in Palma de Mallorca (E) * 1930 in Hanover (D); † 1998 in Basel (CH) László Moholy-Nagy Thomas Ruff * 1895 in Bácsborsód (Ungarn); † 1946 in Chicago, Illinois (USA) * 1958 in Zell am Harmersbach / Baden-Württemberg (D) Piet Mondrian Robert Ryman * 1872 in Amersfoort (NL); † 1944 in New York City (USA) * 1930 in Nashville, Tennessee (USA) † 2019 in New York City (USA) Henry Moore * 1898 in Castleford (UK); † 1986 in Perry Green near Much Hadham (UK) Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation. List of artists © 2020 Laurenz-Stiftung, Schaulager Basel, Schweiz 3 of 5 S Anri Sala Jean Tinguely * 1974 in Tirana (AL) * 1925 in Fribourg (CH); † 1991 in Bern (CH) David Salle Rosemarie Trockel * 1952 in Schwerte (D) * 1952 in Norman, Oklahoma (USA) Richard Tuttle Fred Sandback * 1941 in Rahway, New Jersey (USA) * 1943 in Bronxville, New York (USA) † 2003 in New York City (USA) Cy Twombly * 1928 in Lexington, Virginia (USA); † 2011 in Rome (I) Sarkis * 1938 in Istanbul (TR) Edgard Tytgat * 1879 in Brussels (B); † 1957 in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert (B) Hans Rudolf Schiess * 1904 in Atzenbach (D); † 1978 in Basel (CH) Julian Schnabel U Raoul Ubac * 1951 in New York City (USA) * 1910 in Cologne (D); † 1985 in Dieudonné, Oise (F) Jean-Frédéric Schnyder * 1945 in Basel (CH) V André Valensi Jan J. Schoonhoven * 1947 in Paris (F); † um 1999 in Africa * 1914 in Delft (NL); † 1994 in Delft (NL) Georges Vantongerloo Kurt Schwitters * 1886 in Antwerp (B); † 1965 in Paris (F) * 1887 in Hanover (D); † 1948 in Kendal (UK) Claude Viallat Antonio Seguí * 1936 in Nîmes (F) * 1934 in Córdoba (AR) Maria Helena Vieira da Silva Richard Serra * 1908 in Lisbon (PT); † 1992 in Paris (F) * 1939 in San Francisco, California (USA) Hannah Villiger Cindy Sherman * 1951 in Cham (CH); † 1997 in Auw (CH) * 1954 in Glen Ridge, New Jersey (USA) Bill Viola Gustaaf de Smet * 1951 in New York City (USA) * 1877 in Ghent (B); † 1943 in Deurle (B) Christian Vogt Monika Sosnowska * 1946 in Basel (CH) * 1972 in Ryki (PL) Jesús Rafael Soto * 1923 in Ciudad Bolívar (VEN); † 2005 in Paris (F) W Jeff Wall * 1946 in Vancouver (Kanada) Anselm Stalder * 1956 in Rheinfelden (CH) Mark Wallinger * 1959 in Chigwell, Essex (UK) Robert Strübin * 1897 in Basel (CH); † 1965 in Basel (CH) Andy Warhol * 1928 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA); † 1987 in Graham Sutherland New York City (USA) * 1903 in London (UK); † 1980 in London (UK) John Wesley * 1928 in Los Angeles, California (USA) T Sophie Taeuber-Arp Jane & Louise Wilson * 1889 in Davos (CH); † 1943 in Zurich (CH) * 1967 in Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) Fiona Tan Christopher Wool * 1966 in Pekanbaru (IDN) * 1955 in Boston, Massachusetts (USA) Yves Tanguy * 1900 in Paris (F); † 1955 in Woodbury, Connecticut (USA) Antoni Tàpies * 1923 in Barcelona (E); † 2012 in Barcelona (E) André Thomkins * 1930 in Lucerne (CH); † 1985 in Berlin (D) Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation.
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