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Nanne MeyerNanne Meyers neue Arbeiten drehen sich um nichts Geringeres als das Universum. Geleitet von der Frage: Wo bin ich (in der Welt)?, umkreist sie in ihren Zeichnungen unseren Planeten. Es geht um Transformation, Prozesse von Werden und Verschwinden, Notwendigkeit und Zufall, um Verletzlichkeit, Ungewissheit und die Grenzen des Verstehens. Mit Titeln wie Klumpen und Globen, Freier Fall, Quantenschaum, Tellerrotation oder Nochnichtmehr, gibt die Knstlerin
Nanne Meyers neue Arbeiten drehen sich um nichts Geringeres als das Universum. Geleitet von der Frage: »Wo bin ich (in der Welt)?«, umkreist sie in ihren Zeichnungen unseren Planeten. Es geht um Transformation, Prozesse von Werden und Verschwinden, Notwendigkeit und Zufall, um Verletzlichkeit, Ungewissheit und die Grenzen des Verstehens. Mit Titeln wie Klumpen und Globen, Freier Fall, Quantenschaum, Tellerrotation oder Nochnichtmehr, gibt die Künstlerin Einblick in unterschiedliche Werkgruppen und entfaltet eine Ästhetik des Staunens und der Ungewissheit. Nanne Meyer zeichnet mit Blei- und Farbstift, Wachs- und Ölkreide, Kugelschreiber, Acryl und Tinte, Pastell, Gouache und Dispersionsfarbe. In diesem Buch zeigt sie, wozu die Zeichnung fähig ist.Zu dieser Publikation ist auch eine exklusive Edition erhältlich.
NANNE MEYER (*1953) erhielt zahlreiche Stipendien und Auszeichnungen, u.a. den Villa-Massimo-Preis, Rom, und den Hannah-Höch-Preis, Berlin. Von 1994 bis 2016 lehrte sie an der Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee. Sie lebt in Berlin.
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★★★★★ 4
Great chew toys
Dogs love! Not rough on teeth. They do tend to pull long strings of thread off the leather and felt, which must be intercepted and cut off lest we have a string linear foreign body. I wish the whole held together a bit better. Fierce corgis can go through these pretty quickly.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Long lasting
My dog still plays with this and we have at it for months! Great chew toy for chewers, took her awhile to chew into it and even if pieces fall off I know it is not plastic. Great value for the money. Does not squeak so that’s a plus!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Durable dog toy
These tall tails natural dog leather toys are great for my dogs. And even the stronger dogs who come to visit can't destroy them as fast as the other toys. The pups all have their favorite whether it is the log, the fox, or the bone.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great item
I have several of these for my German Shepherd and Hound dog. While the Shepherd can still manage to get this apart it takes a lot longer than other chew toys.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025
★★★★★ 1
Would not recommend
I bought this for my bulldog/boxer dog thinking that it was completely made of leather but it’s not. It has an inch of felt type material between two very thin leather pieces which makes it easy for her to chew on, becoming soft very quickly and then falls apart. We took it away from the dog the first day and threw it away because we didn’t want her swallowing felt type material.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026