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Peter Sorge, “Mann is’ Mann”, signed drawing from 1976 Peter Sorge, 1937 - Berlin - 2000, painter, draughtsman and graphic artist of New Realism, “Mann is’ Mann”, study, pencil/coloured pencil/paper, 24 x 18 cm, signed, dated (19)76, firmly mounted beneath passepartout. About the artist: From 1958 to 1964, Sorge studied art education at the Berlin University of the Arts under Helmut Thoma, Mac Zimmermann and Fred Thieler. Sorge’s works belong to the Critical Realism movement. An art movement represented by, inter alia, Hans Platschek, Wolfgang Petrick, Don Eddy, Hans-Jürgen Diehl, Hermann Albert, Jürgen Waller, Johannes Grützke, Maina-Miriam Munsky, Siegfried Neuenhausen, Rafael Canogar, Juan Genovés, Duane Hanson, Karl-Heinz Herrfurth and Erró. In his paintings, drawings and lithographs, Peter Sorge depicted what he saw with the precision of a camera lens through cropping and enlargement, and used photomontage techniques to emphasise experiences he had found particularly intense.
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