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Karl Otto (KO) Gotz

Karl Otto (K.O.) Gotz (1914 - 2017) was active/lived in Germany.  Karl Gotz is known for Painting, printmaking, drawing, filmmaking, writing, teaching.

Karl Otto Götz (born 1914)

Also known as K.O. Götz, he was born in Aachen in 1914 and is considered as the main representative of the German abstract and Informel art.  Götz attended the arts college in Aachen and occupied there primarily with the avant-garde painting.  His early work was characterized by Expressionism and Surrealism, and was influenced by works of Max Ernst, Juan Gris, Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee.  In the 1950s he increasingly began with the dissolution of forms and figures.  Two years later he began to produce works in an Informel style and mixed technique, which made him internationally the most important representative of the Informel and action painting. In his late creative period he is concerned with historical events, which he implements in his typical style of painting.

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