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Dieter Roth

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Also known as Dieter Rot, Karl-Dietrich Rot, Carl Dieterich Roth, Diterrot Roth, Diterrot Rot, Diter Roth, Diter Rot, Ditterot

Swiss artist (1930-1998)

Person · Open Library

Works
72

Top works

  • 96 Piccadillies
  • Vielfaltfilter als verallgemeinerte Kammfilter
  • Empirische Wahlforschung
  • Dieter Roth. Selbstturm, Löwenturm
  • Dieter Roth, Richard Hamilton

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
East Germany
Active from
1926-12-14
Active to
1983-10-17
folkvolkstümliche musik

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Listeners
200
Total plays
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Dieter Roth (1930–1998) was a German-born Swiss printmaker and mixed-media artist. He was well known for his pictures made with rotting food stuffs. Dieter Roth (1930-1998) is an artist's artist. In this, in the 20th century, he is probably only comparable to Marcel Duchamp (biography in German). Dieter Roth has an enduring influence on the work of his colleagues, as Maja Oeri, President of the Laurenz Foundation, accurately remarked in her forward to the catalogue Roth Time, which accompanies

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Family name
Roth
Gender
male
Citizenship
Germany
Place of birth
Hanover
Place of death
Basel
Occupation
artist
Languages spoken
German
Participant in
Documenta 11
Field of work
painting
Movement
Fluxus
Image
Dieter Roth-by Lothar Wolleh.jpg
Represented by
Hauser & Wirth
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manner of death
natural causes
date of birth
1930-04-21
date of death
1998-06-05
cause of death
myocardial infarction
described by source
UbuWeb
Commons category
Dieter Roth
has works in the collection
Musée National d'Art Moderne
place of burial
Iceland
unmarried partner
Dorothy Iannone
municipal affiliation of a Swiss national
Fahrni
Sources (11)

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Works in European collections

13 objects attributed to Dieter Roth, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana