Jörg Remé

Untitled II (Jörg Remé, Jörg Krichbaum, ~34% OFF)

1972

Jörg Remé is a German painter and printmaker known for his graphic works, book projects, and collaborations with specialized art publishers. His practice often engages with themes drawn from literature, philosophy, and the contemplation of time, translating abstract ideas into elegant visual sequences. Working primarily in print media—including etching, lithography, and mixed graphic techniques—Remé developed a distinctive style characterized by clarity of line, subtle tonal balance, and intellectual restraint. His works are associated with the rich tradition of German postwar graphic art and limited-edition artist portfolios. The 1972 folio Von den Stunden by German artist Jörg Remé was published by Verlag Galerie Schmücking, an important publisher associated with postwar German graphic art. The portfolio reflects Remé’s refined approach to printmaking, presenting a contemplative sequence of works that explore the passage of time and the poetic rhythm of everyday moments. Characterized by subtle tonal contrasts, precise line work, and a restrained compositional structure, the prints evoke a quiet narrative atmosphere. Within the tradition of German graphic portfolios of the late twentieth century, Von den Stunden demonstrates the artist’s sensitivity to literary themes and his ability to translate temporal reflection into carefully structured visual form. Jörg Remé Von den Stunden, 1972 graphic portfolio, Verlag Galerie Schmücking Braunschweig, German printmaking folio, literary themed print portfolio, postwar German graphic art, limited edition artist portfolio, contemplative print series, time themed graphic works, German art publishing 1970s