Anselm hatte eine Marienerscheinung, er sah die Madonna in beige blauem Kleid, hier trägt sie nur eine blaue Schürze 2008

"Anselm hatte eine Marienerscheinung, er sah die Madonna in beige blauem Kleid, hier trägt sie nur eine blaue Schürze" (2008) is a painting by German artist Georg Baselitz, known for his distinctive upside-down figures. The piece, created in a gestural and expressive style, features a chaotic arrangement of colors and forms, seemingly inspired by the concept of a religious apparition. The title, which translates to "Anselm had a vision of Mary, he saw the Madonna in a beige and blue dress, here she wears only a blue apron," alludes to a possible reinterpretation of a biblical story. Baselitz's signature style is evident in the loose brushstrokes and fragmented imagery, conveying an intense emotional charge and questioning traditional artistic conventions.