A Detailed Look Into the Life of Peter Keil
MY LIFE
“I wasn’t always who I am today. Of course not. It was a long journey, and it still is; I will continue it until my last breath. Grasping the world from the viewpoint of an artist, and perceiving all realities with the indispensable will to artistically shape, is a maturation process in which many impressive encounters leave their traces.” – Peter Robert Keil
From when I was very little, I always had the arts on my mind. My father, a blacksmith,
GALLERIES, EXHIBITIONS
I was lucky to have such great mentors throughout the years. It all started off with Nagel, then Picasso, Miro, and Dali.
“ At age 21, I turned my back on my home city, Berlin, and made my way to Mallorca. I painted fences and the walls of houses and drew caricatures of tourists, which I tried to sell in Palma and on the beach, I have to say with moderate success. In the course of that, I met a gnarly man, 70 years old at the time,
MY ART & TECHNIQUE
Some call me “The last living big Artist”. I am grateful and thankful for this. From the early 60s on I established studios in Paris, London, Berlin, and in the U.S.
I have to be honest, from the beginning of my artistic career I was influenced by German expressionism. Throughout my early years in Berlin, I focused more on city settings and characters of the fringes of society. But as soon as I went to Paris for a while,
MY LIFE
“I wasn’t always who I am today. Of course not. It was a long journey, and it still is; I will continue it until my last breath. Grasping the world from the viewpoint of an artist, and perceiving all realities with the indispensable will to artistically shape, is a maturation process in which many impressive encounters leave their traces.” – Peter Robert Keil
From when I was very little, I always had the arts on my mind. My father, a blacksmith,
GALLERIES, EXHIBITIONS
I was lucky to have such great mentors throughout the years. It all started off with Nagel, then Picasso, Miro, and Dali.
“ At age 21, I turned my back on my home city, Berlin, and made my way to Mallorca. I painted fences and the walls of houses and drew caricatures of tourists, which I tried to sell in Palma and on the beach, I have to say with moderate success. In the course of that, I met a gnarly man, 70 years old at the time,
MY ART & TECHNIQUE
Some call me “The last living big Artist”. I am grateful and thankful for this. From the early 60s on I established studios in Paris, London, Berlin, and in the U.S.
I have to be honest, from the beginning of my artistic career I was influenced by German expressionism. Throughout my early years in Berlin, I focused more on city settings and characters of the fringes of society. But as soon as I went to Paris for a while,
Art Of The Week
Spanisch Dreaming Lady,
In memory of my Friend Pablo Picasso
Size: 3x6 ft | Price: $ 90,000
Buy Now ABOUT PETER KEIL
A Little Intro
One of Germany’s best contemporary painters, Peter Robert Keil’s dynamic shapes and impressive choice of colors are particularly popular with two generations of collectors. Once known as ‘the Wild Man of Berlin” for his unruly locks of hair and energetic art and lifestyle. The highly collectable work of Peter Robert Keil can be found at art exhibitions, museums and galleries, private collections of the rich and famous, in offices and hotels, as well as some of the leading auction houses in Europe. A most prolific international artist, Keil now offers special direct-from-artist pricing to American galleries and collectors, interested in pieces from his private collection of work, past, and present.
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