In his paintings, the artist’s most recognizable style and technique of painting are inverted abstract figures. The artist began creating them from 1969 as an experimenter for the first time in 1969. Baselitz began to create large-scale sculptural installations out of painted wood. As a modern abstractionist painter, he is trying to rehabilitate the direction of his work by introduces more familiar figures and imagery into its subject matter. This way, he can improve this style in terms of bringing more recognizable figures and pictures onto them. A deliberately rough style is used by Baselitz. It is similar to the techniques of some George Condo’s psychological cubist works, but different from them in its expressionistic form and technique with an expressive characterization that differs greatly from the previous one.

Georg Georg’s first solo exhibition was held in 1963, and his work “Große Nacht im Graben” became the subject of mixed criticism. The German artist was accused of creative obscenity for creating an image that is so large that he received much criticism from all over the world. Now this unusual painting is now present at the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, Germany.