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Thomas Scheibitz

Thomas Scheibitz

German, born 1968

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Thomas Scheibitz

Kindergrab (No. 243)
, 1999
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Thomas Scheibitz

List
, 2008

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This painting is very dark overall, and the forms are hard to make out. The lightest portion is a small inverted triangle of sky illuminated by a full moon rising over low hills. The right edge of the canvas is dominated by trees whose branches droop over a small pond. The bottom right corner features a tiered fountain. Three shadowy figures stand near the fountain and face in the direction of the left edge of the canvas, which is filled with a pavilion with classical columns. — Albert Pinkham Ryder

The Temple of the Mind , before 1885

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