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WENN DU ÜBER DIE FELDER GEHST, KOMMST DU NACH GROSSWEISSENBACH
IF YOU GO ACROSS THE FIELDS YOU ARRIVE AT GROSSWEISSENBACH
QUAND ON TRAVERS LES CHAMPS, ON ARRIVE A GROSSWEISSENBACH
Hahnsäge, 1969
Painted at Hahnsäge, New Year's 1968/69
610 mm x 730 mm
Mixed media: egg tempera and oil on paper, primed with chalk and PV; mounted on jute with PV
- Salon de Mai, Paris, 1969
- Mostra Fantascienza, Trieste, 1971
- W. Schmied, Hundertwasser, Salzburg, 1974, cover (c), pl. 97, p. 320
- I. Riedel, Guten Morgen, Stadt, Freiburg i. Br./Gelnhausen, 1974, no. 14 (colour slide)
- A. C. Fürst, Hundertwasser 1928-2000, Catalogue Raisonné, Cologne, 2002, Vol. II, p. 538 (c)
- Salon de Mai, Paris, 1969, no. 98 (b)
- Broschure: Kunstwerk, Die Hundertwasser Ausgabe der Brockhaus Enzyklopädie, 1989, p. 19 (c)
- Prospectus for the presentation of the Hundertwasser postage stamp for Austria, Vienna, 1975 (c)
- Schulmagazin 5-10, October 2011, Munich, p. 49 (b)
- Prospectus, Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, 1973
- Programm, Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, 1973/74 (b)
- Calendar, 1985 Hundertwasser, Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg (November)
- Postcard, Joram Harel Management, Vienna, 1988
- Hundertwasser Art Calendar 1990, B. Wörner, Rutesheim (April, small)
- Postcard, Kreative Architektur - Gleichnis der Schöpfung, Österreich Werbung, Vienna, 1991
- Poster, Kreative Architektur - Gleichnis der Schöpfung, Österreich Werbung, Vienna, 1992 (84 x 59 cm)
- Invitation card, Kreative Architektur - Gleichnis der Schöpfung, 1992 (d, c)
- Poster donated to Österreich Werbung
- Art Calendar: Hundertwasser Architektur '93, Museumsbetriebsges. mbH, Vienna, (50 x 41, detail, title)
- Hundertwasser Pocket Art and Pocket Art 94, B. Wörner, Rutesheim, 1993
- Poster, Budapesti Történeti Múzeum, Budapest, 1994 (d, c)
- Hundertwasser 1998 Art Calendar, Borer & Wörner, Zug (title)
- Hundertwasser 2004 Calendar, Taschen, Cologne
Hundertwasser's comment on the work
I lived and painted for a long time all alone in an old mill on the Kamp, with kerosene lamps, wood-burning stove and water from the brook, equidistant from four villages. One of these was Grossweissenbach. You got there by going first through the woods and then through the fields. In the winter the snow was deep. I went with sled and backpack to buy provisions. The countryside was like in "Rübezahl" [a collection of tales about a troll by this name]. (from: Hundertwasser 1928-2000, Catalogue Raisonné, Vol. 2, Taschen, Cologne, 2002, p. 538)