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Animal still lifes from the Renaissance to modernity
The still-life genre is often underestimated and tends to be sidelined in exhibitions. But now Kunsthalle Karlsruhe is putting the focus entirely onto the animal still life, illustrating for the first time worldwide how function, symbolism and the artistic view of the recurring motifs have changed over the centuries (until 19 February 2012).
Picture: Max Beckmann, Still Life with Fish, 1944
