OCH.TO

The Art Of DER SPIEGEL Tim O'Brien

SPIEGEL bei Google bevorzugen

Dieser Beitrag stammt aus dem SPIEGEL-Archiv. Warum ist das wichtig?

Tim O'Brien

His interest in art is "instinctive," says Tim O'Brien, who was born in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1964. He graduated with a Master's of Fine Art from Paier College of Art in 1987. In the mid-1990s, O'Brien's work became well-known through a series of covers he did for "Time" magazine. Today, he works for "Time", "Business Week", "Fortune", "Rolling Stone", "National Geographic" and other publications. His pieces have been exhibited by the Society of Illus-trators, the Norman Rockwell Museum and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, among others. He has received numerous awards, including silver medals from the Society of Illustrators in New York and Los Angeles.

SPIEGEL cover 18/1998
Bidding farewell to the deutschmark

The common European currency is bound to come - but the euro members are still haggling over stability criteria and influential posts on supervisory bodies.

Weak euro
(unpublished 2002)

After its introduction, the euro is languishing - the Germans mourn for their beloved deutsche mark and are afraid that the new European currency will be weak.

SPIEGEL cover 28/1997
Clean up, New York-style?

German police chiefs are going on pilgrimage to New York to learn how the U. S. metropolis fought off crime.