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Gallery of Anke Feuchtenberger
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Anke Feuchtenberger is probably the best known German female comic artist. She has been publishing comics, drawings and illustrations since 1993 in her very own peculiar style which has often been imitated but never quite equaled. As a professor she has been teaching Illustration and Comic-Art in Hamburg since 1997 and has taught emerging artists such as Arne Bellstorf, Line Hoven and Sascha Hommer.
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Publications featured on Comicstills
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Der Palast
An innovative comic story told in whole page illustrations and
rhyming prose by Anke Feuchtenberger, one of the leading female comic-artists in Europe.
Published by Jochen Enterprises,
available at
www.reproduktcomics.de
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Die Kleine Dame
Anke Feuchtenberger together with Katrin de Vries. Includes the stories "Die kleine Dame", "Das Gewand der Königin" and "Das Schneehaus". |
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Hero und Leander
The tragic greek myth of Aphrodite-priest Hero and her lover Leander inspired Anke Feuchtenberger to this modern interpretation. Leander here is a diver, Hero uses a television to communicate.
Published by Edition Moderne,
available at
www.editionmoderne.de.
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Somnambule
In a nightly somnambulistic atmosphere these different episodes silently tell about the vicissitudes of life.
Published by Jochenenterprises,
available at
www.reproduktcomics.de.
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Strapazin
Strapazin is a swiss/german quarterly comic-magazine that represents the artsy-side of comics since 1984, featuring such artists as Anke Feuchtenberger, ATAK, Stefano Ricci, Thomas Ott and Helge Reumann.
No. 41: A. Feuchtenberger, Atak, J.-P. Duffour, Chauzy, Max, Noyau, M. Glauser/K. Schreiber, D. Drechsler, G. Panter, strapaSTRIPS von C. Badoux, Gozzer, Mix & Remix, P. Otsamo, T. Ott, Rattelschneck, T. Rubinowitz - Porträt: Chauzy
Available at:
www.strapazin.de
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