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Peter Robert Keil spent several weeks living and working in a former defensive tower in Banyalbufar, Mallorca, as an artist in residence. Mallorca Magazin devoted a multi-page feature to this stay. The coverage describes the attention his presence attracted locally and his return to an island that forms part of his artistic history.

Source: Mallorca Magazin · July 2017 · Martin Breuninger

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The publication Künstlerinnen und Künstler der Karlsruher Majolika I includes a portrait of Peter Robert Keil among the artists associated with the Karlsruhe manufactory. Its format combines biographical and exhibition information with artists’ own comments about their relationship to working in ceramics at Majolika Karlsruhe.

Source: Edition Majolika · 2016

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A television report follows a couple visiting art Karlsruhe with a particular plan: to use their wedding money to buy a work for their living room. The archived report connects their visit with the purchase of a Peter Robert Keil painting. This entry documents the broadcast; the original video is not reproduced here.

Source: SWR · February 2016

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ARTPROFIL published a feature on Peter Robert Keil’s newer works from his Heidelberg period. The magazine was published by SYNTAX Medienproduktion + Verlag GmbH in Mannheim. The archive identifies the issue and subject; a licensed reproduction of the full magazine article is not included here.

Source: ARTPROFIL · Issue 96/2013

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Abendzeitung reported on a presentation of more than thirty Peter Robert Keil paintings at Munich’s police headquarters. This press record documents an exhibition in a public institutional setting outside a conventional gallery.

Source: Abendzeitung · 12 September 2013

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An interview with Peter Robert Keil appeared in the April–June 2013 issue of kunstraum METROPOL, beginning on page 12. The feature focuses on the artist in Heidelberg and presents his conversation with Ingrun Salzmann. The German headline expresses the idea that art should never become boring.

Source: kunstraum METROPOL · April–June 2013 · Ingrun Salzmann

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The Rhein-Neckar news outlet morgenweb covered Heidelberg’s creative industries centre and Peter Robert Keil. This record places his work within the city’s wider creative environment. The archive notice was dated 1 March 2013, following the newspaper report of 28 February.

Source: morgenweb · 28 February 2013

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Dr. Kristina Hoge wrote about Peter Robert Keil’s summer 2012 exhibition at the Orangery of Schwetzingen Palace. The article, associated with the title Leben im Farbrausch, appeared in the June–August 2012 edition of kunstraum METROPOL, beginning on page 8.

Source: kunstraum METROPOL · June–August 2012 · Dr. Kristina Hoge

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The regional news portal covered Peter Robert Keil’s summer 2012 exhibition at the Orangery of Schwetzingen Palace. The exhibition is identified in the archive as Ein Leben im Farbenrausch. This record documents the newspaper coverage rather than reproducing its original text.

Source: morgenweb · 9 July 2012

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Vogue’s report on Simon Miller’s first boutique in Los Angeles includes Peter Keil’s painted mannequins and ceramic vases. Creative director Chelsea Hansford describes collecting his work and bringing it into the store’s colourful interior. This is an editorial mention within a wider fashion and design report.

Source: Vogue · 2025 · Rachel Marlowe

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KWTX reported on Color the Dark, a Peter Robert Keil exhibition opening at Falcon & Owl in downtown Waco, Texas. The presentation was scheduled to remain on view during April 2024. Gallery owner Jill Barrett discusses discovering Keil’s work and bringing the collection to Central Texas. The report uses the description “the last living big artist” and highlights the colour and bold marks in his paintings.

Source: KWTX · 4 April 2024 · Julie Hays

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Architectural Digest’s home tour of June Diane Raphael and Paul Scheer’s Los Feliz house identifies a Peter Keil painting in the foyer, opposite the staircase. The feature covers the renovation of their 1928 home and the interiors by Lafayette Studio. Keil appears as an artwork credit within the home tour.

Source: Architectural Digest · 22 April 2024 · Jessica Ritz · Photography: Jess Isaac

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A real-estate roundup includes a model residence at the St. Regis Residences in Boston designed by Eric Roseff. The apartment is described as featuring work by Peter Keil alongside Greg Lotus and Damien Hirst. The mention concerns the Boston interior, rather than the Kenny Rogers property named in the overall headline.

Source: Architectural Digest · 2 March 2023 · Dan Avery

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Natalie Papier’s home tour includes a Keil painting above the fireplace.

Source: Axios Charlotte · October 2020 · Brianna Crane

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Main-Post marked Peter Robert Keil’s seventieth birthday on 6 August 2012 with a profile associated with Zimmerau. The accessible introduction looks back on his varied life and the accompanying photograph presents him as creatively active. The complete article is subscription restricted; this record summarises only the accessible introduction.

Source: Main-Post · 5 August 2012

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A Chairish Auctions announcement highlights a large Peter Keil abstract painting from the 1970s in the Heirlooms and Curiosities sale. It lists an opening bid of $6,000 and a scheduled closing date of 6 September 2026. That figure is a starting bid from the announcement, not a confirmed sale price.

Source: Journal of Antiques & Collectibles · 2 September 2026 · Nick Boschetto