Ernst Fuchs is a fascinating and visionary artist in the tradition of the mystic intellectual and seeker. He is one of the founders of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism and has made some of the most intriguing religious paintings of the second half of the 20th century if not the last 500 years.
The Angel of Death Over the Gate of Purgatory by Ernst Fuchs (1956).
The Glorious Rosary by Ernst Fuchs (1954).
Transformations of Flesh by Ernst Fuchs (1949).
The Spirit of Mercury by Ernst Fuchs (1954).
Crucification by Ernst Fuchs (1950).
Battle of the Gods that Have Been Transformed by Ernst Fuchs (1952).
Behind of Veronica’s Veil by Ernst Fuchs (1953).
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