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Kunst um 1800Die Ausstellungsreihe Kunst um 1800 prgte Debatten uber die Praxis des Kuratierens sowie die gesellschaftliche Relevanz von Kunst, die bis heute nachwirken, und revidierte Narrative der europischen Kunstgeschichte. Realisiert in neun Teilen zwischen 197481 an der Hamburger Kunsthalle unter der Regie des damaligen Direktors Werner Hofmann stellte der Zyklus auf bahnbrechende Weise die tiefgreifenden Umwlzungen am Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts in den
Die Ausstellungsreihe Kunst um 1800 prägte Debatten über die Praxis des Kuratierens sowie die gesellschaftliche Relevanz von Kunst, die bis heute nachwirken, und revidierte Narrative der europäischen Kunstgeschichte. Realisiert in neun Teilen zwischen 1974–81 an der Hamburger Kunsthalle unter der Regie des damaligen Direktors Werner Hofmann stellte der Zyklus auf bahnbrechende Weise die tiefgreifenden Umwälzungen am Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts in den Mittelpunkt.Kunst um 1800 war Forschungsprojekt, Ausstellungsexperiment, Feier der Bildkünste und politische Stellungnahme. Im Zuge der Etablierung einer streitbaren Demokratie in den 1970er-Jahre arbeitete die Reihe die Wirkmacht von Kunstwerken im »Zeitalter der Revolutionen« heraus. Im Zentrum standen Künstler, die mit den Konventionen ihrer Zeit brachen: Ossian, Caspar David Friedrich, Johann Heinrich Füssli, William Blake, Johan Tobias Sergel, William Turner, Philipp Otto Runge, John Flaxman und Francisco Goya.
Der Band dokumentiert mit großem Detailreichtum alle Ausstellungen von Kunst um 1800 – ein Prozess in neun Etappen, der in den aktuellen Betrachtungen zur Geschichte der Kunstausstellung fehlt. Zahlreiche Autor*innen aus Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte werfen einen kritischen Blick auf die Zeit nach 1968 und bieten neue Sichtweisen auf dieses Jahrzehnt der Experimente.
PETRA LANGE-BERNDT ist Professorin für Moderne und zeitgenössische Kunst am Kunstgeschichtlichen Seminar der Universität Hamburg.
DIETMAR RÜBEL ist Professor für Geschichte und Theorie der Kunst an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste München. Gemeinsam haben sie zahlreiche Ausstellungen kuratiert und Bücher publiziert.
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★★★★★ 5
Highly recommended! 🎨✨
This Epson sublimation printer has been one of the best investments for my small business. The print quality is outstanding—colors come out vibrant, sharp, and consistent on every project. Whether I’m printing on mugs, shirts, tumblers, or keychains, the results are professional every single time.
Setup was easy, and the ink conversion for sublimation works smoothly. The printer runs quietly, and the prints dry quickly, which helps a lot when working on multiple orders. I also appreciate how efficient it is with ink; it lasts longer than I expected.
If you’re starting a sublimation business or simply love crafting, this printer is a game changer. Reliable, easy to use, and delivers perfect prints every time. Highly recommended! 🎨✨
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good quality works properly
Recommended, it is easy to use, it works very well and is of good quality
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great value for the cost
Amazing quality for the prints, I bought this trying to stay away from a modded (conversion from regular to sublimation) biased by the opinion of a friend who did the conversion, but the quality was poor, and after a few washes the color will start to fade, if not immediately, and also for tumblers the color wasn’t vibrant. With this one, the entire opposite, very friendly, fast to setup, worth every penny, you can print multiple designs, the ink level barely moves, until now, no problems or needing to shake it to keep it “alive” it’s just as simple as start print and go. Also the drivers included make sure the image is mirrored, the settings are sharp and ready to print. Very recommended (my wife loves it!!)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Epson SureColor F170 Dye-Sublimation Printer. Includes Full Set of Ink
I recently invested in the Epson SureColor F170 Dye-Sublimation Printer, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. This printer is designed specifically for dye-sublimation printing, offering vibrant, high-quality prints with incredible color accuracy and sharp details.
The setup was straightforward, and the included full set of ink made it easy to start printing immediately without any extra purchases. The inks produce bright, durable prints that work wonderfully on a variety of sublimation-compatible materials like fabric, ceramics, and metal.
What I appreciate most is the compact design of the F170 — it fits comfortably on my workspace without taking up too much room. The printer operates quietly and efficiently, making it ideal for both small business and hobbyist use.
Print speeds are impressive for the quality delivered, and the Epson software integration helps streamline the printing process. Whether you’re creating custom apparel, personalized gifts, or promotional products, this printer provides consistent, professional-grade results.
Overall, the Epson SureColor F170 is a reliable, user-friendly dye-sublimation printer that’s perfect for anyone looking to get into sublimation printing or upgrade their current setup. Highly recommended!
Wish was borderless printing
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025
★★★★★ 1
I would not recommend if you can afford something more expensive
So far the sublimated color is not true: (example) the pretty pink comes out as orange on both polyester fabric and wooden coaster using the only three setting on the printer: paper, photo glossy, photo matt. There is no “presentation” setting for the excellent color I had on the Epson ET-2800 (which I would NOT recommend for durability nor Epson’s customer service!).
I purchased Epson, again, ONLY because I could not afford other sublimation printers and this one had the best reviews of what I could find. But Epson has its customers held hostage by way of the ink. IF YOU USE ANY BRAND SUBLIMATION INK OTHER THAN EPSON, THEY WILL NOT HONOR THEIR WARRANTY. And Epson ink is EXPENSIVE (“average” is ~ $0.55/print based on 200 pages/bottle) when compared to the brand offered on Amazon as a substitute.
So I’d recommend buying the Assurion coverage if you plan to use sublimation ink other than Epson. That is the ONLY thing that saved me when the ET-2800 went Caput (twice!). (The last time it was trashed, so Assurion refunded the original purchase price—within the mfr warranty time which Epson refused to honor.)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2026