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Gerd Arntz (1900, Remscheid – 1988, Haia) foi um gravurista e designer gráfico modernista e comunista alemão, famoso pelo desenho extremamente sintético de suas gravuras. Trabalhou com Otto Neurath na realização do sistema de linguagem visual ISOTYPE.
, Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, Alemanya 1900 - La … Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, Alemanya 1900 - La Haia, Països Baixos 1988) fou un grafista alemany. Compromès políticament i social amb les idees més progressistes de l'època, es va fer membre del Gruppe progressiver Künstler Köln de Colònia i va dedicar el seu treball a la crítica de la vida dels treballadors i la lluita de classes. El 1929 va col·laborar amb Otto Neurath en el disseny de pictogrames per al "Mètode Vienès de les Estadístiques Pictogràfiques" (der Wiener Methode Bildstatistik, ISOTYP). El 1930 va publicar l'atles "Gesellschaft und Wirtschaft - Bildstatistisches Elementarwek", un conjunt de cent cartes visuals de disseny auster d'Arntz, que proporcionen una visió general de les dades empíriques essencials del món en aquell moment. Durant una carrera artística de 50 anys, Artnz va criticar contínuament la desigualtat social, l'explotació i la guerra, va fer activisme amb els mitjans artístics. Fins als 70 anys va continuar tallant la seva crítica social i política en linòleum. La representació crítica de la cohesió social va ser el fonament de l'obra d'Arntz, elaborada amb símbols universalment comprensibles, va fer diverses exposicions per Alemanya, Àustria i Rússia. L'obra de Gerd Arntz és actualment gestionada pel Museu Municipal de la Haia. Per tal de donar a conèixer públicament el treball d'Arntz l'estudi de disseny Ontwerpwerk va crear, d'acord amb el Museu i la seva família, el The Gerd Arntz Web Archive que mostra una part significativa del seu treball.ra una part significativa del seu treball.
, Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, 11 december 1900 – … Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, 11 december 1900 – Den Haag, 4 december 1988) was een Duits-Nederlandse grafisch ontwerper die vooral bekend was door zijn beeldstatistieken en pictogrammen. Hij bezocht in 1919 de kunstschool in Düsseldorf en maakte in 1920 in Keulen onder meer kennis met de progressieve kunstenaars Jankel Adler, Franz Wilhelm Seiwert en . Zijn eerste politieke houtsneden verschenen in 1926 in Die Proletarische Revolution. Arntz ging in 1928 werken voor het Gesellschafts- und Wirtschafts-museum in Wenen en was vanaf 1933 verbonden aan het Moscow Institute voor picturale statistieken. Na de overname van Duitsland door Hitler ging Arntz in 1934 naar Den Haag in Nederland. Zijn houtsnede Het Derde Rijk veroorzaakte in 1936 een politiek incident met Duitsland. In 1943 werd Arntz opgeroepen voor het Duitse leger.Na zijn terugkeer in 1946 ging hij werken voor het Nederlandse Instituut voor Statistiek. Een grote tentoonstelling van zijn werk werd in 1976 gehouden in Den Haag.jn werk werd in 1976 gehouden in Den Haag.
, Gerd Arntz (11 December 1900, in Remscheid … Gerd Arntz (11 December 1900, in Remscheid – 4 December 1988, in The Hague) was a German Modernist artist renowned for his black and white woodcuts. A core member of the Cologne Progressives, he was also a council communist. The Cologne Progressives participated in the revolutionary unions AAUD (KAPD) and its offshoot the AAUE in the 1920s. In 1928 Arntz contributed prints to the AAUE paper , calling for workers to abandon parliament and form and participate in worker's councils. These woodcut prints feature recurring themes of class. prints feature recurring themes of class.
, Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, 1900—La Haya, 1988) fue un artista gráfico alemán. Arntz fue miembro de los progresistas de Colonia y también fue revolucionario que adhería a la corriente comunista consejista. En 1934 emigró a los Países Bajos.
, Gerd Arntz, né en 1900 à Remscheid, mort en 1988 à La Haye, était un dessinateur et graphiste allemand.
, Герд Арнц (нем. Gerd Arntz; 11 декабря 1900, Ремшайд — 4 декабря 1988, Гаага) — немецкий художник — модернист и график, работавший в стилях «новая вещественность» и фигуративный конструктивизм. Коммунист по политическим взглядам.
, Gerd Arntz (* 11. Dezember 1900 in Remscheid; † 4. Dezember 1988 in Den Haag) war ein gesellschaftskritischer Künstler und Grafiker; er gilt als Erfinder und Wegbereiter des modernen Piktogramms.
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Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, Alemanya 1900 - La … Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, Alemanya 1900 - La Haia, Països Baixos 1988) fou un grafista alemany. Compromès políticament i social amb les idees més progressistes de l'època, es va fer membre del Gruppe progressiver Künstler Köln de Colònia i va dedicar el seu treball a la crítica de la vida dels treballadors i la lluita de classes. El 1929 va col·laborar amb Otto Neurath en el disseny de pictogrames per al "Mètode Vienès de les Estadístiques Pictogràfiques" (der Wiener Methode Bildstatistik, ISOTYP).der Wiener Methode Bildstatistik, ISOTYP).
, Gerd Arntz (1900, Remscheid – 1988, Haia) foi um gravurista e designer gráfico modernista e comunista alemão, famoso pelo desenho extremamente sintético de suas gravuras. Trabalhou com Otto Neurath na realização do sistema de linguagem visual ISOTYPE.
, Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, 1900—La Haya, 1988) fue un artista gráfico alemán. Arntz fue miembro de los progresistas de Colonia y también fue revolucionario que adhería a la corriente comunista consejista. En 1934 emigró a los Países Bajos.
, Gerd Arntz, né en 1900 à Remscheid, mort en 1988 à La Haye, était un dessinateur et graphiste allemand.
, Герд Арнц (нем. Gerd Arntz; 11 декабря 1900, Ремшайд — 4 декабря 1988, Гаага) — немецкий художник — модернист и график, работавший в стилях «новая вещественность» и фигуративный конструктивизм. Коммунист по политическим взглядам.
, Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, 11 december 1900 – … Gerd Arntz (Remscheid, 11 december 1900 – Den Haag, 4 december 1988) was een Duits-Nederlandse grafisch ontwerper die vooral bekend was door zijn beeldstatistieken en pictogrammen. Hij bezocht in 1919 de kunstschool in Düsseldorf en maakte in 1920 in Keulen onder meer kennis met de progressieve kunstenaars Jankel Adler, Franz Wilhelm Seiwert en . Zijn eerste politieke houtsneden verschenen in 1926 in Die Proletarische Revolution. Arntz ging in 1928 werken voor het Gesellschafts- und Wirtschafts-museum in Wenen en was vanaf 1933 verbonden aan het Moscow Institute voor picturale statistieken.cow Institute voor picturale statistieken.
, Gerd Arntz (* 11. Dezember 1900 in Remscheid; † 4. Dezember 1988 in Den Haag) war ein gesellschaftskritischer Künstler und Grafiker; er gilt als Erfinder und Wegbereiter des modernen Piktogramms.
, Gerd Arntz (11 December 1900, in Remscheid … Gerd Arntz (11 December 1900, in Remscheid – 4 December 1988, in The Hague) was a German Modernist artist renowned for his black and white woodcuts. A core member of the Cologne Progressives, he was also a council communist. The Cologne Progressives participated in the revolutionary unions AAUD (KAPD) and its offshoot the AAUE in the 1920s. In 1928 Arntz contributed prints to the AAUE paper , calling for workers to abandon parliament and form and participate in worker's councils. These woodcut prints feature recurring themes of class. prints feature recurring themes of class.
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