German artist Anselm Kiefer, widely regarded as one of the most significant contemporary artists from Germany, is showing a previously unseen gentle aspect of his artistic practice through a new collection of watercolor paintings. The renowned artist, known for his monumental works dealing with German history and mythology, presents a more delicate and intimate side in this latest artistic exploration.

The watercolor works are featured in a new art book titled "Wasserfarben" (Watercolors), which serves as a catalog accompanying an exhibition held in Seebüll. This publication offers art enthusiasts and scholars alike an opportunity to discover a different dimension of Kiefer's artistic expression, one that contrasts with his typically large-scale, heavily textured paintings that have defined much of his career.

Kiefer's watercolors demonstrate a departure from his usual artistic approach, showcasing a softer, more contemplative side of his creative vision. The medium of watercolor allows for a different kind of artistic expression, one that emphasizes subtlety and nuance rather than the bold, often overwhelming presence of his signature works.

This new collection and accompanying exhibition in Seebüll provide valuable insight into the versatility and range of one of Germany's most celebrated living artists, revealing how even established masters continue to explore new territories in their artistic journey.