Omnia
by Balthasar Burkhard
2005
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"For a long time the artist intensively occupied himself with the same themes. Interiors, nudes, landscapes, still lifes, portraits, and animals were oftne approached parallel to each other, and it is typical for Burkhard to pick up an idea years or decades later as if he had been dealing with it just yesterday."--Matthias Frehner / Dust jacket.
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