A. R. Penck, Art Car, 1991 - BMW Z1Dedication of "Caves Valley Golf Club Evans Scholarship House", University of Maryland, College Park. Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO BMW of North America, Evans Scholars, Ilka Horstmeier, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, People and Places.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me - especially art on a three-dimensional object." To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language.
A red Z1 was painted with black graffiti by German artist A.R. Pench and has been part of the select and unsaleable circle of BMW Art Cars ever since. Today, entry into the Z1 world starts at around € 44,000, doubling that value from ten years ago.
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
Foto: BMW Z1 Art Car Von A. R. Penck Im BMW Museum (vergrößert)
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
A. R. Penck's Art Car was uniquely based on a Z1 roadster. BMW Z1 Built between 1988 and 1991, the Z1 was BMW's first two.
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
1991 BMW Z1 Art Car By A.R. Penck - Fondos De Pantalla E Imágenes En HD ...
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me - especially art on a three-dimensional object." To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language.
A. R. Penck, Art Car, 1991 - BMW Z1Dedication of "Caves Valley Golf Club Evans Scholarship House", University of Maryland, College Park. Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO BMW of North America, Evans Scholars, Ilka Horstmeier, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, People and Places.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
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A. R. Penck, Art Car, 1991 - BMW Z1Dedication of "Caves Valley Golf Club Evans Scholarship House", University of Maryland, College Park. Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO BMW of North America, Evans Scholars, Ilka Horstmeier, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, People and Places.
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language. In its simplicity it is reminiscent of prehistoric cave paintings and is, nonetheless, a challenge to.
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"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me - especially art on a three-dimensional object." To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language.
A.R. Penck 1991 BMW Z1 There is a total of 8,000 BMW Z1s all over the world, but only one like this. German artist A.R. Penck made sure of that by transforming this particular vehicle into a unique work of art. This bright red Art Car has been adorned with various symbols and images including the artist's own legendary stick figures.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language. In its simplicity it is reminiscent of prehistoric cave paintings and is, nonetheless, a challenge to.
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A. R. Penck's Art Car was uniquely based on a Z1 roadster. BMW Z1 Built between 1988 and 1991, the Z1 was BMW's first two.
A red Z1 was painted with black graffiti by German artist A.R. Pench and has been part of the select and unsaleable circle of BMW Art Cars ever since. Today, entry into the Z1 world starts at around € 44,000, doubling that value from ten years ago.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
BMW Art Cars - three words that evoke the legendary link-up of car icons such as the BMW M1 and the BMW Z1, with world-famous artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Jeff Koons. Read on to see who designed which BMW model, how, and why.
A. R. Penck, Art Car, 1991 - BMW Z1Dedication of "Caves Valley Golf Club Evans Scholarship House", University of Maryland, College Park. Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO BMW of North America, Evans Scholars, Ilka Horstmeier, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, People and Places.
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
A. R. Penck's Art Car was uniquely based on a Z1 roadster. BMW Z1 Built between 1988 and 1991, the Z1 was BMW's first two.
Foto: BMW Z1 Art Car Von A. R. Penck Im BMW Museum (vergrößert)
To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language. In its simplicity it is reminiscent of prehistoric cave paintings and is, nonetheless, a challenge to.
A. R. Penck, Art Car, 1991 - BMW Z1Dedication of "Caves Valley Golf Club Evans Scholarship House", University of Maryland, College Park. Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO BMW of North America, Evans Scholars, Ilka Horstmeier, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, People and Places.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me - especially art on a three-dimensional object." To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language.
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
Foto: Neben Dem BMW Z1 Art Car Von A.R. Penck Ist Auch Noch Das BMW Art ...
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
BMW Art Cars - three words that evoke the legendary link-up of car icons such as the BMW M1 and the BMW Z1, with world-famous artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Jeff Koons. Read on to see who designed which BMW model, how, and why.
A. R. Penck, Art Car, 1991 - BMW Z1Dedication of "Caves Valley Golf Club Evans Scholarship House", University of Maryland, College Park. Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO BMW of North America, Evans Scholars, Ilka Horstmeier, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, People and Places.
Foto: BMW Z1 Art Car Von A. R. Penck Im BMW Museum (vergrößert)
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
A. R. Penck's Art Car was uniquely based on a Z1 roadster. BMW Z1 Built between 1988 and 1991, the Z1 was BMW's first two.
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
A red Z1 was painted with black graffiti by German artist A.R. Pench and has been part of the select and unsaleable circle of BMW Art Cars ever since. Today, entry into the Z1 world starts at around € 44,000, doubling that value from ten years ago.
Foto: BMW Z1 Art Car Von A. R. Penck Im BMW Museum (vergrößert)
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
A. R. Penck's Art Car was uniquely based on a Z1 roadster. BMW Z1 Built between 1988 and 1991, the Z1 was BMW's first two.
A red Z1 was painted with black graffiti by German artist A.R. Pench and has been part of the select and unsaleable circle of BMW Art Cars ever since. Today, entry into the Z1 world starts at around € 44,000, doubling that value from ten years ago.
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
BMW Art Car By A.R. Penck, BMW Z1, 1991, Augmented Reality. Courtesy Of ...
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me - especially art on a three-dimensional object." To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
A.R. Penck 1991 BMW Z1 There is a total of 8,000 BMW Z1s all over the world, but only one like this. German artist A.R. Penck made sure of that by transforming this particular vehicle into a unique work of art. This bright red Art Car has been adorned with various symbols and images including the artist's own legendary stick figures.
MUNICH, GERMANY-APRIL 8, 2017: 1991 BMW Art Car Z1 (by Artist A. R ...
A. R. Penck's Art Car was uniquely based on a Z1 roadster. BMW Z1 Built between 1988 and 1991, the Z1 was BMW's first two.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me - especially art on a three-dimensional object." To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me, especially on a three-dimensional object," Penck said on the invitation to craft an Art Car. The technological masterpiece that so fascinated Penck was BMW's quirky and innovative 1991 Z1. With its electric doors that opened downwards, the Z1 was certainly unique.
BMW Art Cars - three words that evoke the legendary link-up of car icons such as the BMW M1 and the BMW Z1, with world-famous artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Jeff Koons. Read on to see who designed which BMW model, how, and why.
A. R. Penck's Art Car was uniquely based on a Z1 roadster. BMW Z1 Built between 1988 and 1991, the Z1 was BMW's first two.
The BMW Z1 is a work of art in itself. With its at-the-time radically new design language and vertically-sliding retractable side doors, the BMW Z1 remains a milestone in BMW automotive history to this day.
A. R. Penck, Art Car, 1991 - BMW Z1Dedication of "Caves Valley Golf Club Evans Scholarship House", University of Maryland, College Park. Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO BMW of North America, Evans Scholars, Ilka Horstmeier, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, People and Places.
A.R. Penck 1991 BMW Z1 There is a total of 8,000 BMW Z1s all over the world, but only one like this. German artist A.R. Penck made sure of that by transforming this particular vehicle into a unique work of art. This bright red Art Car has been adorned with various symbols and images including the artist's own legendary stick figures.
To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language. In its simplicity it is reminiscent of prehistoric cave paintings and is, nonetheless, a challenge to.
A. R. Penck x BMW Z1 A. R. Penck was born as Ralf Winkler in Dresden in 1939. At the early age of 17, the self-taught artist already held his first exhibition. In the years to follow, Penck devoted most of his time to the works of Picasso, Rembrandt and prehistoric cave paintings, the latter of which, in 1960/61, was to result for the first time in the famous silhouetted "Matchstick Man".
A red Z1 was painted with black graffiti by German artist A.R. Pench and has been part of the select and unsaleable circle of BMW Art Cars ever since. Today, entry into the Z1 world starts at around € 44,000, doubling that value from ten years ago.
"Art on art, art on technology - that interested me - especially art on a three-dimensional object." To A. R. Penck, the BMW Z1 is already a "work of art" in itself, worthy of the term Art Car, as the product already reflects the creativity and imagination of designers and engineers. The artist became inspired by technical design, challenging it with his own cosmos, his own sign language.
