Arnold Böcklin Libri
16 ottobre 1827 – 16 gennaio 1901
Arnold Böcklin fu un pittore simbolista svizzero la cui opera era intrisa di figure allegoriche e mitologiche. La sua arte trasse una significativa ispirazione dal suo soggiorno a Roma, dove assorbì il ricco ambiente storico e artistico. Böcklin eccelleva nell'evocare stati d'animo e atmosfera, infondendo spesso alle sue tele un senso di malinconia. Il suo stile distintivo presentava una qualità onirica e una profonda risonanza simbolica, che lo consolidarono come figura chiave del Simbolismo.
Böcklin: German School
- 50pagine
- 2 ore di lettura
Explore the work of Arnold Böcklin, a German symbolist painter, in this beautifully illustrated book featuring examples of his art.
Neben Meiner Kunst: Flugstudien, Briefe Und Persönliches Von Und Über Arnold Bödklin.
- 328pagine
- 12 ore di lettura
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Der Band über Arnold Böcklin, den bedeutenden Schweizer Maler des 19. Jahrhunderts, enthält 125 Illustrationen und bietet einen umfassenden Einblick in sein Leben und Werk. Er ist ein unveränderter Nachdruck der 1909 veröffentlichten Originalausgabe und beleuchtet die späte Anerkennung seines Genies sowie die Entstehung der Böcklinliteratur.
