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Adrian Schiess

Swiss artist
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  • Gaylen Gerber
    Gaylen Gerber

    …panels of the Swiss artist Adrian Schiess, which were at one end of the wall, and the paintings of the German artist Gerhard Richter, which occupied the other end. By using his own works as a line of demarcation, Gerber established equivalencies between two distinct artists.

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    …panels of the Swiss artist Adrian Schiess, which were at one end of the wall, and the paintings of the German artist Gerhard Richter, which occupied the other end. By using his own works as a line of demarcation, Gerber established equivalencies between two distinct artists.

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