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// Eberhard Havekost's Vier Kabinen (Four Cabins) is a minimalist lithograph that depicts the clean, symmetrical facade of a modern building, focusing on two balcony sections. Rendered in muted earth tones with a striking blue sky above, the balconies display a blend of architectural precision and simplicity, each balcony visually divided, giving a modular impression. The choice of colors—one section with a warm red hue and the other in cool blue—adds a subtle contrast that enhances the uniformity and balance of the composition. Created in 2000 and limited to an edition of 100, Vier Kabinen reflects Havekost's fascination with contemporary architecture and urban landscapes, capturing a quiet, contemplative view of modern living spaces.
Vier Kabinen, 2000
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// Eberhard Havekost's Vier Kabinen (Four Cabins) is a minimalist lithograph that depicts the clean, symmetrical facade of a modern building, focusing on two balcony sections. Rendered in muted earth tones with a striking blue sky above, the balconies display a blend of architectural precision and simplicity, each balcony visually divided, giving a modular impression. The choice of colors—one section with a warm red hue and the other in cool blue—adds a subtle contrast that enhances the uniformity and balance of the composition. Created in 2000 and limited to an edition of 100, Vier Kabinen reflects Havekost's fascination with contemporary architecture and urban landscapes, capturing a quiet, contemplative view of modern living spaces.
What is figurative art?
Sometimes known as Figurativism, figurative art refers to sculptures and paintings that are clearly or specifically derived from real objects, making them representational. The term figurative art is often used in contrast to abstract art. However, since the emergence of abstract art, figurative art has come to describe any form of modern art that has strong references to the real world or actual situations.