Lovis Kọrint, 1911 - Dame am Goldfischbassin - ọmarịcha nka

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In December of 1911 Lovis Corinth suffered a stroke of him - as he himself said - near death brought. Though certainly the extravagant lifestyle of the artist was one of the causes of the disease, they found him yet complete surprise. In January, he was elected as the new President of the Berlin Secession. He completed this year over sixty oil paintings and participated in several exhibitions. his wife Charlotte Also this picture was taken in the Berlin apartment in the Klopstockstraße in 1911. Charlotte had once endeavored after marrying Corinth in 1903 to build a budget, that is to equip adequate housing (which they obtained in 1904) and service personnel deal, so Corinth could also fulfill its social obligations in-house. Also, the apartment was bourgeois representative decorated with plants, paintings and other art objects. The picture seems to have originated in one of the bay windows of the apartment, because only here two windows side by side went straight to the Klopstockstraße. Here, Charlotte taught a reading space as in a winter garden - surrounded by plants, flower vases and a goldfish pool including splashing fountain. In the background a statuette and an image perfect the device on the wall. Charlotte sits on a patterned, bright chaise longue, so that the light falls through the curtains not completely hidden window on her book. Although the picture seems to be painted quickly, can clearly be seen on closer inspection, how carefully Corinth about put the white lights on the leaves as he caught the shimmer of gold fish in many different colors and switched between wide and fine brushes to all surfaces to meet and materials. In this impressionist manner, he managed to capture the atmosphere and the light of the moment, who had inspired him to paint. In her memoirs Charlotte left her husband to the emergence of the image say: 'It is in fact an almost irritating thing like you and it all looks. I would like to go at this picture in the details, do it well. ' And even she added: 'He painted four days the picture. He took his time, because, as he said, found the details so attractive. ' Domestic scenes are found in Corinth's work from the time of his marriage until his death. Charlotte, who was the center of these representations, however, was it for a variety of genres model since she had visited in 1901 as the first student's painting school (then in Klopstockstraße 52). Although it is unmistakable in every picture, managed Corinth but to distinguish the private photos of his wife from those where Charlotte was simple model. For example, the portrait of his standing very pregnant woman affected by their candid views and presentation of a tired pause trusting in his favor. He also holds the picture 'Morning Sun' established (1910) a lovely moment with quick brush strokes, as if to the memory of that sight of his wife just woke secure forever. [Source: Otten, Dietrun: The Paintings of the Belvedere, in: Lovis Corinth. A feast of painting, ed. v. Agnes Husslein u. Stephan Koja, exh. Nwamba.

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Nke a kariri 100 years old piece of art was made by the male painter Lovis Kọrịnt in 1911. The beyond 100 year-old original measures the dimensions of 74 x 90,5 cm - frame size: 101 x 115 x 11 cm glazed and was painted with the techinque oil on canvas. Signed and dated top center: LOVIS CORINTH. 1911 is the artwork's original inscription. Today, the work of art can be viewed in in the digital art collection of Belvedere. We are glad to state that this public domain artpiece is supplied with courtesy of © Belvedere, Vienna, nọmba ngwa ahịa: 1829. Besides, the work of art has the creditline: purchase from art dealer Karl Haberstock, Berlin in 1916. Furthermore, alignment of the digital reproduction is in odida obodo usoro na nwere akụkụ ruru nke 1.2: 1, which implies that the length is 20% longer than the width. Lovis Corinth was a male painter, sculptor, university teacher, graphic artist, drawer, lithographer from Germany, whose style was primarily Modern Art. The European artist was born in 1858 in Gvardeysk, Kaliningradskaya Oblast�, Russia and deceased at the age of 67 na 1925 na Zandvoort, North Holland, Netherlands.

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