Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig, Ketterer, Roman Norbert, Henze, Wolfgang

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Drawings and Pastels

Arts & Photography

Henze, Wolfgang

Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig

Ketterer, Roman Norbert

Drawing

Art Books Intl Ltd

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner - Paintings & Drawings

History & Criticism

Independently published

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Zeichnungen und Pastelle (German Edition)

Reference

Catalogs & Directories

Belser

The German-born Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880-1938) first came to Davos in 1917 on a rest cure. His body and mind devastated by the war, mountain life promised recovery and proved extremely fruitful artistically. If at first Kirchner met his new environment with the same nervous brushstrokes and perspectivist escalations found in his Berlin street scenes, his inner turmoil soon subsided, producing calmer and stronger bands of pigment and later an exalted experience of nature. New imagery resulted as well, going beyond Kirchner's primary focus on landscapes to include interiors and a series of self-portraits and figure paintings of rural neighbors. With its selection of paintings, works on paper, sculptures, photographs and tapestry from European and American private collections, this monograph shows how Kirchner, after Segantini and Hodler, became the third great painter of the Alps. Life in the Mountains finishes with works from the years 1925-26, when Kirchner returned to Germany, leaving his union with the natural life behind.

Ernst Luwig Kirchner: Mountain Life: The Early Years in Davos 1917-1926

Boehm, Gottfried

GRISEBACH, Lucius

Hatje Cantz Publishers

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Aquarelle und Zeichnungen : die Sammlung Karlheinz Gabler (German Edition)

Foreign Language Study & Reference

HIRMER

About the Author Freelance Curator and Writer Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (pseudonym Louis de Marsalle; born May 6, 1880 in Aschaffenburg, † June 15, 1938 in Frauenkirch-Wildboden near Davos / Switzerland) was a German painter and graphic artist and one of the most important representatives of Expressionism. Kirchner was a founding member of the artist group Brücke. Product Description The small format oilcloth booklets that Ernst Ludwig Kirchner fills throughout his life, page for page with pencil, crayon, chalk, Ink, watercolor paints or charcoal, were for him, who didn't spend a day without a sketchbook, drawn diaries, documentation, and experiment room. The masterly talent of the painter for drawing is revealed in them. With a few precise strokes he could capture whole sceneries. Kirchner recorded everything his artistic eye appealed to him for painting and sometimes animated to write. The inconspicuous black booklets form their own and unique genre in Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's oeuvre and are among the most important original documents for art historical research. For the very first time, they were published within the publication for the exhibition “Kirchner’s Sketchbook. From Pencil Stroke To Hologram” in Kirchner Museum Davos. The sketchbooks show, which like no other genre, motive groups occupied Kirchner throughout his life and how he got his stylistic development from the street scenes to the New Style in thousands of sketches worked out. Based on their studies, it is possible tracing genesis from draft to finished painting.

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Die Skizzenbücher - The Sketchbooks

modo Verlag

Kirchner

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