Paintings made of glass, animated by light and thus ever-changing in their colour: Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen's life-work is unique in the 20th century. In his time teaching at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Stuttgart (1970 -1985) Stockhausen placed his panels as autonomous pieces of art at the heart of his oeuvre; they soon gained international recognition as "Stuttgart Glass." For the artist, they stood in growing rapport with his graphic work over fifty years, and represented a counterweight to his architecture-bound glass creations. As distinctive and invaluable contributions to modern glass-art, the works of Stockhausen have meanwhile made their way into large museums and private collections throughout the world.

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