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Jeanette Zwingerberger

    Starie Novosti
    Holbein der Jüngere
    Egon Schiele
    Evgeni Dybsky, Giotto project
    Schiele
    Holbein
    • Hans Holbein the Younger was born in Augsburg in 1497/98. He died in London in 1543, having been honoured with the title of painter to King Henry VIII. His talent was established at the early age of 18 when he illustrated Erasmus' manuscript, The Praise of Folly. After fleeing the Reformation, Holbein spent over two years in London, where he was welcomed by Thomas More. Under More's patronage, he acquired an outstanding reputation as a portrait painter. Holbein contributed to the illustrations in the first edition of Utopia. Holbein's specialty was anamorphosis, teasing the viewer's vision with a sense of humour. Even today his subtle innuendo comes over with a big ""wink."" Holbein painted numerous portraits of humanists, bishops, merchants and bankers, as well as of Henry VIII and his wives. Outstanding examples of his portraiture are the Darmstadt Madonna, the portrait of Henry VIII, the Cartellino, the portrait of Bonifacius Amerbach and, of course, the famous Ambassadors.

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    • The World Art series is dedicated to the most significant figures in the history of art and their works. The beautifully designed books feature a wealth of high-quality color reproductions, allowing readers to gain a clear understanding of the artist's creations. Accompanying these images is a well-informed biographical text that summarizes not only essential information about the painter's life but also his attitudes, opinions, and general approach to art. Egon Schiele (1890–1918) was a prominent Austrian expressionist painter and draftsman, a student of Gustav Klimt. He created a number of self-portraits and nudes that shocked his contemporaries with their erotic charge. Schiele's work is characterized by its raw emotional intensity and exploration of the human form, making him a pivotal figure in the expressionist movement. His art continues to provoke thought and discussion, reflecting the complexities of desire and identity.

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    • Evgeni Dybsky, Giotto project

      • 192 páginas
      • 7 horas de lectura

      Der in Berlin und Moskau lebende Maler Evgeni Dybsky entwickelte seine körperartige, dreidimensionale und strukturreiche Malerei im Dialog mit den Fresken von Giotto di Bondone. Sieben Jahren arbeitete Dybsky an diesem Projekt, inspiriert von der Restaurierung des Freskenzyklus in der Cappella degli Scrovegni. Dabei entstanden Werke in der Größe der giottesken Fresken in Padua, aber auch kleinere Fragmente, Aquarelle und Zeichnungen – wichtige Hilfsmittel für den Maler. Diese Publikation zeigt alle 220 Arbeiten und veranschaulicht in zahlreichen Vergrößerungen die Besonderheit von Dybskys Malereistruktur. Biografie Evgeni Dybsky: 1955 geboren in Constanza, Rumänien 1978 Abschluss an der Moscow Art School 1984 Abschluss am Surikov Art Insitute, Moskau Lebt und arbeietet in Berlin and Moskau

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    • Egon Schiele

      • 96 páginas
      • 4 horas de lectura

      Egon Schiele (1890-1918) fue un pionero del expresionismo vienés y un notable retratista del siglo XX. Su estilo provocador y su rechazo a las convenciones de belleza desafiaron a la sociedad de su tiempo. Este libro explora su carrera intensa y su impacto en el arte moderno, influyendo en artistas contemporáneos como Tracey Emin y Jenny Saville.

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