The book "Bernard Schultze" offers a comprehensive insight into the artistic work of the significant painter who greatly influenced the German art scene. Focusing on the development of his unique visual language, which began in the 1950s, it sheds light on the emergence of Informel in Germany. The publication includes numerous illustrations, featuring both color and black-and-white representations, showcasing the diversity and depth of Schultze's work. Editors Stephan Diederich and Barbara Herrmann have created a careful compilation of texts and images that appeals to both art lovers and professionals. The half-cloth binding and slipcase give the book an appealing tactile quality, making it a valuable collector's item. With 992 pages, the book provides a detailed analysis and documentation of Schultze's artistic career and his most significant works.