Katharina Fritsch (born 14 February 1956) is a German sculptor. She lives and works in Düsseldorf, Germany. Katharina Fritsch was born on February 14, 1956 in Essen, West Germany.

Katharina Fritsch (born 14 February 1956) is a German sculptor. Fritsch first studied history and art history at the University of Münster and, in 1977, transferred to Kunstakademie Düsseldorf where she was a student of Fritz Schwegler until 1984.

Katharina Fritsch: The Rat-King. The earliest recorded sightings of a rat-king (a group of rodents bound together through an accidental knotting of tails) date back to the Renaissance, and subsequent recordings have served only to inflame the unsettling reputation of this phenomenon.

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Rat King" by Katharina Fritsch - The 25 Most Iconic Artworks of Animals. Exhibition - Summer Group Exhibition - Works in Exhibition. The most important theme in art gets the spotlight. 23. "Rat King" by Katharina Fritsch - The 25 Most Iconic Artworks of Animals Complex. coffee and cigarettes.

Katharina Fritsch: Rat-King. April 15, 1993–June 19, 1994, Dia:Chelsea. Brice Marden: Cold Mountain 1993. Join us. Get Dia news.

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Katharina Fritsch, Rat King, 1993, polyester and paint, 110 x 512 inches. Katharina Fritsch, Dealer, 2001, polyester and paint, 75 x 23 x 16. Katharina Fritsch (born 14 February 1956) is a German sculptor. She lives and works in Düsseldorf. Her works' iconography is drawn from many different sources, including Christianity, art history and folklore.

Artist: Katharina Fritsch German, born 1956. Rat King (Rattenkönig). Contemporary Art. Artist. 1. 60 60 cm (5 7/8 23 5/8 23 5/8 i.

The earliest recorded sightings of a rat-king (a group of rodents bound together through an accidental knotting of tails) date back to the Renaissance. Katharina Fritsch: The Rat-King Paperback – April 2, 1993. by Katharina Fritsch (Artist).