Hans Burgkmair, the Elder
[Five men on horseback] from: The Triumph of Maximilian I
15th - 16th century
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Modern Museum: Munch by Himself
Hardly any other artist has portrayed himself so ruthlessly and exposed himself as Munch does in his self-portraits that centre on issues of identity, exploring his role as artist and human being in society and focusing on his relationship to life...
Modern Museum: Munch at Moderna Museet
Moderna Museet has a large and representative collection of
Munch's graphics, which contains many of his most important pieces. The
present exhib...
Scandinavia House: Edvard Munch: Symbolism in Print
This exhibition brings together twenty-five of the Norwegian artist’s most powerful compositions, vividly demonstrating his innovative creative process and unique artistic vision. All works were chosen from The Museum of Modern Art’s collection of...
Kunsthalle Bielefeld: Edvard Munch. 1912 in Germany
Born in Norway in 1863, Munch moved in 1909 to a secluded spot in Kragorø on the southern coast of Norway, where he found his quietest studio so far since his temporary studio in Hvitsten on the Oslo Fjord. His apprenticeship and journeyman years ...
National Gallery of Art: The Unfinished Print: Works by Rembrandt, Piranesi, Degas, Munch and Others
The exhibition opens in conjunction with Jasper Johns: Prints from Four Decades and American
Naive Paintings, which will be on view during the same period in adjacent galleries.
...
National Museum of Fine Arts: Impressionism and the North
There are many links between, mainly French, Impressionism and artists in the Nordic region. The exhibition shows paintings done by Paul Gauguin during his time in Copenhagen in the mid-1800s. In that same period, Danish artist Theodor Philipsen w...
Museum of Modern Art: ModernStarts: Places
Landscape painting between 1880 and 1920 ranged from idealized and allegorical depictions of nature, as
seen in the ...
JEWISH MUSEUM: Berlin Metropolis: Jews And The New Culture, 1890-1918
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Göteborg Museum of Art: Paul Gauguin: A Distant Paradise
Sasol Art Museum, University of Stellenbosch: Horst Janssen: Early Etchings 1958 – 1964
He was a pupil of Paul Wunderlich, from whom he learned etching. His art was influenced earlier by Edvard Munch and later by ‘art brut’ and Jean Dubuffet.
His life was marked by numerous marriages, outspoken opinions, alcoholism, and selfl...
Galerie St. Etienne: Coming of Age: Egon Schiele and the Modernist Culture of Youth
"COMING OF AGE" also includes works by Erich
Heckel, E.L. Kirchner, Oskar Kokoschka, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Edvard Munch
and others. At the turn of the 20th century, the notion of adolescence as a
distinct developmental phase between childhood...
Barber Institute of Fine Arts: The Blue Bower: Rossetti in the 1860s
This exhibition brings together twenty works of art by Rossetti and focuses on his
masterpiece of the period, The Blue Bower (1865). These works are displayed in
context with paintings and drawings by other nine...
Colville Place Gallery: Marty St James: Betweeness
A number of my previous performance and video art works were to do with a sense of staticness and in contrast my static image print works are often to do with movement. This allows me an artistic freedom within the form and content.
Marty St....
National Gallery: Telling Time: The relationship between time and the still image.
One area explored in the exhibition in the Sunley Room is how artists have
depicted or described movement, from freezing instants of imbalance to the
use of the blur. Another technique was employed by one of the most sustained
of all the invest...
Frick Collection: When is a Work of Art Complete: Prints by Rembrandt, Piranesi, Degas, Munch and More
In the process of printmaking, an artist will normally take proof impressions as he makes changes to his plate. These proof states, as will be apparent through many groupings in the exhibition, can establish an exact record of the image in the pr...
South London Gallery: Anne Katrine Dolven: Four Film and Video Works
The carefully composed, painterly images are shot in real time and left unedited. Unfolding slowly, recorded scenes provide viewers with clues about the wider scenario, but reveal nothing conclusive. Sound is significant throughout, the combinatio...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: Degas to Picasso: Painters, Sculptors and the Camera
Dating from roughly 1885 to 1915, the 364 paintings, drawings, sculptures and photographs on
view demonstrate the pervasive and diverse role of photography in the work and working
processes of these significant artists. The works...
National Gallery of Art: Jasper Johns: Prints from Four Decades
The exhibition opens in conjunction with The Unfinished Print and American Naive Paintings, which
will be on view during the same period in adjacent galleries.
...
City Gallery Wellington, 360-Michael Hirschfeld Gallery: Colin McCahon: A Question of Faith
A Question of Faith arrives in Wellington direct from the prestigious
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, where large audiences experienced the New
Zealand artist's work, often for the first time. "We are very proud that
City Gallery Wellington is the ...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Nature Sublime: Landscapes from the Nineteenth Century
During the 19th century, in both European and American art, the landscape emerged as a subject of profound significance. As industry flourished, many artists turned to nature as an escape. Nature Sublime will examine the ways that the major artist...
Walker Art Center: Alice Neel: Portraits of People and Places
Born in suburban Philadelphia, Neel (1900-1984) led a
rich and colorful life filled with friends, lovers, family,
fellow artists, and a strong sense of community and social
activism. She became a painter at a time ...
De Appel: The World is Fine, We Ourselves Unfortunately Somewhat Less: Ritsaert ten Cate
With works by: Tiong Ang/Roy Villevoye, Erzebet Baerveldt, Francis Bacon, Jan Banning, Johannes Bosboom, Joost van den Broek, Ritsaert ten Cate, Merlijn Doomernik, Marlene Dumas, Albert Eckhout, Ger van Elk, Lucio Fontana, Dominique Ghesquière, Gi...
Haus der Kunst: Masterpieces from Fra Angelico to Bonnard
The Collection Dr. Gustav Rau
After the exhibition in Paris and Cologne, this priceless collection is now to be seen in its noticeably enlarged form in Haus der Kunst. A selection of 100 paintings demonstrates in an exemplary manner the development of European painting from th...
Phillips Collection: Surrealism and Modernism from the Collection of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
Notably, the Atheneum was the first museum in the world to purchase a painting by Salvador Dalí (1931) and the first American museum to acquire works by surrealist Joan Miró (1934), the Paris-born painter known as Balthus (1938), and American surr...
National Gallery of Art: Spirit of an Age: Nineteenth-Century
Paintings from the Nationalgalerie, Berlin
The museum, which opened in 1876 to house the Prussian
king's collection of paintings and sculpture, is currently closed for renovations as part of a larger
...
Further Artwork and Information:
Maximilian Munch (1571 - 1628) Biography, Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
Directory of Pages each page represents one object in the collection
Alexander Heuberger - Expressionismus
Munch, Edvard
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Anglosphere - News from the rest of the world
Comanducci Arte Italia - Catalogo Artitsti
( Classical ) ART FOR INSPIRATION
Edward Munch Scream
Bestenliste Schüler A 2002
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