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Jan Peter TrippDer deutsche Knstler Jan Peter Tripp ist bisher vor allem mit seinen fotorealistischen Gemlden und Buchillustrationen hervorgetreten, so wurde W. G. Sebalds letzte, posthume Verffentlichung, die Prosa Miniaturen Unerzhlt, von Radierungen seines langjhrigen Knstlerfreundes Tripp begleitet. Der vorliegende Band stellt einen weiteren Aspekt von Jan Peter Tripps knstlerischem Werk vor: Whrend des Entstehungsprozesses seiner realistischen Bilder benutzt
Der deutsche Künstler Jan Peter Tripp ist bisher vor allem mit seinen fotorealistischen Gemälden und Buchillustrationen hervorgetreten, so wurde W.G. Sebalds letzte, posthume Veröffentlichung, die Prosa-Miniaturen Unerzählt, von Radierungen seines langjährigen Künstlerfreundes Tripp begleitet.Der vorliegende Band stellt einen weiteren Aspekt von Jan Peter Tripps künstlerischem Werk vor: Während des Entstehungsprozesses seiner realistischen Bilder benutzt Tripp ständig einen Leinenlappen zum Abwischen der Pinsel. Dabei setzt er unkontrolliert und in einer Art malerischer »écriture automatique« Spuren auf das Leinwandstück. Am Ende zeigen diese Lappen All-over-Strukturen und lassen sich durch ihre spezifische Farbigkeit meist auch der Arbeit zuordnen, bei der sie eingesetzt wurden. In dem Band Lappland kombiniert Tripp diese »Malerlappen« mit den dazugehörigen Gemälden: Das Ergebnis ist eine charmante und dynamische Bilderfolge, in der sich Chaos und Präzision auf spannende Weise ergänzen.
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★★★★★ 5
Nice set of balls
Size: Medium
The squeaker quickly became my dog’s favorite ball and has replaced the fuzzy tennis balls. My dog is a nonstop fetcher and these chuck it balls are durable and fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Perfect ball
Size: Medium
Our dog loves these!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Soild
Size: Medium
The orange and blue ball is perfect. Once start taken because the because the blue noisy one was a little to easy for my dog to start ripping pieces off. Will say most toys do not survive his chewing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Aggressive chewer who loves fetch approved!!
Size: Medium, Size: Medium
I highly recommend the Chuck-It brand in general, especially for dogs with an aggressive bite. These balls are awesome and are the most durable balls I’ve bought for my 50 lbs lab mix. He has not been able to break one of them yet and we’ve had a few of the squeaky balls for months. They are a bit pricey but worth it.
The one in the pic has been used for months, lives outside and you can see it’s still in great shape.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good quality dog ball for playing fetch
Size: Medium
My dog and family love these chuck it balls to play fetch with our dog. They are durable and fun. They squeak which is added fun for any dog! Regular tennis balls my dog chews apart and they get pretty gross after playing and being left outside. These can be easily washed off and cleaned. These balls last! Would recommend to anyone with a dog and would purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025