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The medal’s symbolism reflects the broader context of WWI naval warfare and Götz's artistic legacy as a champion of German Art Informel. This striking bronze medal depicts a fist rising from the sea confronting the British Union Jack, representing the audacious sinking of U-27 by HMS Baralong. Executed in 1915 by Karl Otto Götz, it commemorates the event and underscores the German demand for just
A striking bronze medal depicting Woodrow Wilson amidst eagles, crafted by Karl Otto Götz during the Art Informel period. This detailed 1915 piece captures American neutrality with powerful symbolism and a rich golden-brown hue – discover this unique artwork.
Explore Karl Otto Götz's 'America’s Peace Objectives Obverse,' a monumental bronze medallion depicting Woodrow Wilson and symbolizing German Art Informel's bold aesthetic. Explore the explosive abstract art of Karl Otto Götz (1914 – 2017), a key figure in German Art Informel. Discover his surrealist-inspired paintings, innovative television art & influence on artists like Polke & Richter. karl o