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About the artist
Dieter Liedtke, known for his groundbreaking theories and artworks, is recognised by art historians and scientists alike as an innovative thinker. His work documents the neural transmission of knowledge and demonstrates how art can enhance the creativity and consciousness of the viewer. Discover more about Liedtke’s unique contribution to art history and his scientifically validated theories.

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Leonardo-Liedtke+
This masterpiece combines the revelation of Leonardo da Vinci’s classic sfumato technique with the Hegel-Liedtke graphic formula. The innovative symbiosis of both techniques leads to a completely new artistic experience.

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Title: Leonardo-Liedtke

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Title of work: Leonardo – Liedtke +
 
Innovation 1 Leonardo: Flowing transitions = fumato/ two different perspectives in the background/ title of the work
Mona Lisa around 1500
 
Innovation 2. Liedtke: The Hegel-Liedtke graphic art formula, which sets out the innovation in the work of art -1988.
The art formula is empirically and evidently confirmed over thousands of years by the works of art history in museums. Tens of thousands of art historians with their books and art catalogues as well as international copying jurisprudence document
that art is innovation. Together they prove Liedtke’s art formula and that art does not exist without innovation.
 

Innovation 3. Liedtke: Symbiosis representation: The graphic art formula is transformed into the work of Leonardo, with Liedtke’s DNA into a new work/ from 1998


Innovation 4. Society-Liedtke: Evolutionary Energy for the Social Sculpture of Joseph Beuys.
Contrary to culturalism and attacks on the autonomy of the individual, the art formula transfers itself through its simple graphic formula symbolism and increases the creativity of the viewer. In addition, the stored creativity from the works is transferred neuronally and epigenetically to the viewer as visualised knowledge and innovative energy. – Liedtke’s innovative
series of works, which document the process of neurobiological transfer of creativity, have been created from the end of the 1970s to the present day.


The evolutionary-biological, medical, physical and art-historical research documents:
Liedtke’s holistic work innovations, which established his name in art history and in the media as a successor to Leonardo da Vinci, Hegel, Einstein or Beuys in one person, are a novelty in history. The neuronal transfer of knowledge that Liedtke has been demonstrating in his work since the 1970s has been confirmed by the research findings of Eric Kandel, winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Medicine. In 1992, the research group led by Giacomo Rizzolatti documented Liedtke’s knowledge transfer process in empirical studies using the newly discovered mirror neurons in the brain. The studies confirm his work and state that when insights and knowledge are seen or thought about, they are transferred neurally to the cogniser. If we add epigenetics to this, as Liedtke did in his work from the 1980s onwards, unknown, revolutionary mechanisms of action become visible. These concern biological evolution, genes, DNA, cells, humans, the media, politics and society as well as social sculpture and are recognisably expressed in their interplay of information in various information directions of groups in society.
 
Innovation 5. synthesis of art and society: Liedtke introduces a.) an art quiz with the art formula in works of art/ b) democratises all the arts becoming pop art/ c) declares the population to be creative art experts and artists/ d) extends the seeing and recognising of creativity to the works of art not depicted in his works.
Pop art formula quiz: Innovations in the comparative artworks:
15th century Hans Memling Work title: ? / Innovation: ?
16th century Hieronymus Bosch Work title: ? / Innovation: ?
16th century Raphael Work title: ? / Innovation: ?

Title: Leonardo – Liedtke +
Brief valuation: Artinvest Artwork Value Certificate
Content of the innovation assessment: AA
Form of innovation assessment: B-A
Art historical appraisal 4000 000 US$

Online sales price: 4000 000 US$
(including transport, art transport insurance, trustee handling by a major international accounting firm or art auction company
and Artinvest certificate)
Option price 10%
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Mixed media
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Canvas on wooden stretcher frame
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Karl Ruhrberg Dieter Liedtke

“Dieter Liedtke’s artworks have a mind-expanding function.
They open up a new world for the viewer, art historian and researcher.”

Prof. Karl Ruhrberg

Art historian and art book author former director of the Museum Ludwig Cologne
President of the International Association of Art Critics (German Section, AICA).
Advisor and collaborator of the Liedtke art open art formula exhibition (see Wikipedia)

Harald Szeeman Dieter Liedtke

“Every visitor to the exhibition can experience the positive energy of the inventor artist and Leonardo da Vinci of contemporary art, Dieter Liedtke, through his works. His works, theories and concepts are revolutionary, infectious and show art and science new paths to a humane society.”


Prof Dr Harald Szeemann

Art historian and director of the Documenta (1972),
Biennale de Lyon (1997) Biennale di Venezia (1999 and 2001)
Collaborator and consultant for the Liedtke art open art formula exhibition (see Wikipedia)

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Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, India, Middle East, North America, Oceania, South-America, Southern Europe

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