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Li II (1974) Passagen Tempel, der Weg des Magiers (1975) Werk 250 Li (1974) The Spell I (1974) HR Giger ... H.R.G. 1974 + Skulpturen. Bereits früh in seiner Laufbahn als Künstler befasste sich HR Giger neben der Malerei gleichzeitig mit der dreidimensionalen Umsetzung seiner Visionen. +
13 de may. de 2014 · H.R. Giger, the Swiss surrealist artist whose works of sexual-industrial imagery and design of the eponymous creature in the “Alien” movies were known around the world, has died. He was 74.
Li I, 1974 Photogravure, hand colored, 27.5" x 39.5" inches (70 x 100cm), Signed, Edition of 170 + XX AP HR Giger Jewelery - Rings - Necklaces - Belt buckles: Woodstock Portfolio: Top Row: Joe Coleman, John-John Jesse, S. Clay Wilson Middle Row: HR Giger, portfolio case cover by Viktor Koen Bottom Row: Viktor Koen, Frank Kozik, Steve Cerio ...
Li II Autor: H.R. Giger Datación de la obra: 1974 Material: Acrílico sobre papel. Medidas: 200 × 140 cm. Localización: Giger Museum. Gruyères
23 de abr. de 2012 · Salvador Dalí, pintor (1904-1989) Giger trabajando durante el rodaje de Alien en 1979. En diversas necrológicas publicadas a raíz de la muerte del gran Moebius (por supuesto, no en la de Jot Down ), se insistía en otorgarle erróneamente la autoría del diseño de Alien (1). No, Alien es la criatura de HR Giger (Chur, Suiza, 1940), un ...
Classic Li II painting, by McFarlane Toys. H.R. Giger's classic Li II painting is the first of 5 special edition. sculptures to be released by McFarlane Toys. Giger worked in close collaboration with the staff of McFarlane Toys in the creation of this series to assure the highest quality and most detailed reproduction of each painting.
Hans Ruedi "H.R." Giger was a Swiss painter, whose style was adapted for many forms of media, including record albums, furniture and tattoos. The Zurich-based artist was best known for airbrush images of humans and machines linked together in a cold 'biomechanical' relationship. Later he abandoned airbrush work for pastels, markers, and ink.
