Alexej von Jawlensky as reflected in his artistic encounters 1900–1914
Opening
Feb 13, 2014 at 07:00 pm
Start date
Feb 14, 2014
End date
Jun 01, 2014
The anniversary of Alexej von Jawlensky's 150th birthday takes place in 2014 (born in Torschok/Russia in 1864, deceased 1941 in Wiesbaden). On this occasion, the Museum Wiesbaden, owner of the world's most notable collection of the painter who was a member of the inner circle of the Blauer Reiter (Blue Rider) group of artists, is presenting the exhibition "Horizont Jawlensky - Alexej von Jawlensky as reflected in his artistic encounters 1900–1914". The centre of the exhibition is Jawlensky's Munich period during which he achieved his powerful, colourfully expressive style through varied encounters with renowned artists in Germany, France and Switzerland. These fateful relationships have barely been studied in direct contrast to date. The works presented in the exhibition document Jawlensky's encounter with the art of Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gaugin, Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse or Ferdinand Hodler and Edvard Munch among others as well as the German painters of the Leibl Circle or the secessionist Lovis Corinth.
In addition to some 75 works by Alexej von Jawlensky, around 50 paintings by those artists with whom he dealt intensely in those years will be presented – including Carl Schuch, Lovis Corinth, Anton Ažbe or Franz von Lenbach who were still of interest to him around 1900, then the painter colleagues he met in Germany with Gabriele Münter, Wassily Kandinsky, Marianne Werefkin.
Arnold Böcklin (1827 - 1901); Eugen Bracht (1842 - 1921); Lovis Corinth (1858 - 1925); Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach (1851 - 1913); Ludwig Dill (1848 - 1940); Anselm Feuerbach (1829 - 1880); Daniel Greiner (1872 - 1943); Hermann Otto Hettner (1875 - 1931); Dora Hitz (1856 - 1924); Adolf Richard Hölzel (1853 - 1934); Karl [Carl] Hofer (1878 - 1955); Ludwig von Hofmann (1861 - 1945); Ferdinand Keller (1842 - 1922); Fritz Klimsch (1870 - 1960); Max Klinger (1857 - 1920); Alexander Koester (1864 - 1932); Georg Kolbe (1877 - 1947); Wilhelm Lehmbruck (1881 - 1919); Walter Leistikow (1865 - 1908); Franz von Lenbach (1836 - 1904); Hans von Marées (1837 - 1887); Otto Modersohn (1865 - 1943); Hermann Prell (1854 - 1922); Michael Powolny (1871 - 1954); Leo Putz (1869 - 1940); Sascha Schneider (1870 - 1927); Franz von Stuck (1863 - 1928); Hans Thoma (1839 - 1924); Fritz von Uhde (1848 - 1911); Hans Unger (1872 - 1936); Heinrich Johann Vogeler (1872 - 1942); Oskar Zwintscher (1870 - 1916);
Jutta Hülsewig-Johnen;
Als München leuchtete
- ie Künstlergruppe Scholle und Leo Putz. Malerei der Jahrhundertwende aus der Sammlung Siegfried Unterberger
Als München leuchtete - 'ie Künstlergruppe Scholle und Leo Putz. Malerei der Jahrhundertwende aus der Sammlung Siegfried Unterberger'
Kunststiftung Hohenkarpfen
, Germany
Hausen ob Verena,
Germany
Gustav Bechler (1870 - 1959); Reinhold Max Eichler (1872 - 1947); Fritz Erler (1868 - 1940); Erich Erler-Samaden (1870 - 1946); Max Joseph Feldbauer (1869 - 1948); Walther Georgi (1871 - 1924); Adolf Höfer (1869 - 1927); Adolf Münzer (1870 - 1953); Walther Püttner (1871 - 1953); Leo Putz (1869 - 1940); Franz Wilhelm Voigt (1867 - 1949); Robert Weise (1870 - 1923);
Heinrich Adam (1787 - 1862); Alois Bach (1809 - 1893); Christian Maximilian Baer (1853 - 1911); Hans Beckmann (1809 - 1882); Wilhelm Boshart (1815 - 1878); Wilhelm Busch (1832 - 1908); Joseph Carl Cogels (1785 - 1831); Paul Eduard Crodel (1862 - 1928); Franz von Defregger (1835 - 1921); Heinrich Deuchert (1840 - 1923); Cantius Dillis (1779 - 1856); Anton Doll (1826 - 1887); Friedrich Wilhelm Doppelmayr (1776 - 1845); Carl Ebert (1821 - 1885); Friedrich Eckenfelder (1861 - 1938); Johann Friedrich Engel (1844 - 1921); Julius Exter (1863 - 1939); Christian Ezdorf (1801 - 1851); Ferdinand Feldhütter (1842 - 1898); Friedrich Otto Gebler (1838 - 1917); Eduard von Grützner (1846 - 1925); Carl Haefner (1814 - 1873); Max Haushofer (1811 - 1866); Albert Kappis (1836 - 1914); Hugo Wilhelm Kauffmann (1844 - 1915); Hermann Kaulbach (1846 - 1909); Hermann Koch (1856 - 1939); Alexander Koester (1864 - 1932); Ferdinand Le Feubure (1815 - 1898); Wilhelm Ludwig Lehmann (1861 - 1932); Wilhelm Leibl (1844 - 1900); Franz von Lenbach (1836 - 1904); Adolf Heinrich Lier (1826 - 1882); Emil Lugo (1840 - 1902); Christian Friedrich Mali (1832 - 1906); Wilhelm Marc (1839 - 1907); Karl Millner (1825 - 1895); Christian Ernst Morgenstern (1805 - 1867); Karl Hermann Müller-Samerberg (1869 - 1946); Julius Noerr (1827 - 1897); Heinrich Freiherr von Pechmann (1826 - 1905); Anna Peters (1843 - 1926); Leo Putz (1869 - 1940); Karl Raupp (1837 - 1918); Rudolph Riemerschmid (1873 - 1953); Karl Rottmann (1797 - 1850); Franz Alekseyevich Roubaud (1856 - 1928); Fritz Schider (1846 - 1907); Eduard Schleich I (1812 - 1874); Robert Schleich (1845 - 1934); Ludwig von Sckell (1833 - 1912); Johann Sperl (1840 - 1914); Carl Spitzweg (1808 - 1885); Christel Sprinkmann (1847); Toni von [Anton von] Stadler (1850 - 1917); Johann Adolf Stäbli (1842 - 1901); Bernhard Stange (1807 - 1880); Otto Strützel (1855 - 1930); Wilhelm Trübner (1851 - 1917); Hermann Urban (1866 - 1946); Johann Friedrich Voltz (1817 - 1886); Paul Gottlieb Weber (1823 - 1916); Josef Wenglein (1845 - 1919); Josef Willroider (1838 - 1915); Ludwig Willroider (1845 - 1910); Josef Wopfner (1843 - 1927); Alfred Zimmermann (1854 - 1910);
Willi Baumeister (1889 - 1955); Ludwig Dill (1848 - 1940); Erich Erler-Samaden (1870 - 1946); Julius Exter (1863 - 1939); Max Joseph Feldbauer (1869 - 1948); Anna Gasteiger (1877 - 1954); Mathias Gasteiger (1871 - 1934); Walther Georgi (1871 - 1924); Hans von Hayek (1869 - 1940); Rudolf Hirth du Frênes (1846 - 1916); Adolf Richard Hölzel (1853 - 1934); Christian Adam Landenberger (1862 - 1927); Arthur Langhammer (1854 - 1901); Wilhelm Leibl (1844 - 1900); Antonio Matteo Montemezzo (1841 - 1898); Adolf Münzer (1870 - 1953); Leo Putz (1869 - 1940); Walter von Ruckteschell (1882 - 1941); Hermann Stenner (1891 - 1914); Ludwig Willroider (1845 - 1910);
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