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  1. Böcklin : German school by Arnold, 1827-1901 Böcklin, 2009-10-26
  2. Arnold Bocklin [Half-Leather] by N/A, 1922
  3. Das Gefilde der Seligen. La Séjour des bienheureux. The Fields of Heaven. Symphonische Dichtung für grosses Orchester. (Angeregt durch das Gemälde von Arnold Böcklin.) ... Op. 21. Partitur by Paul Felix Weingartner, 1897
  4. ARNOLD BOCKLIN by Unknown, 1971
  5. Arnold Böcklin: die gemälde im Kunstmuseum Basel: : Sammlungspublikation
  6. Spitzweg [Carl]: Begegnungen Mit Moritz Von Schwind Und Arnold Bocklin Und Die Kleine Landschaft by Siegfried Wishmann, 1985
  7. ARNOLD BOCKLIN by Katharina Schmidt, 2001
  8. Four Tone Poems, Op. 128 by Max Reger - Study Score, 2010-01-01
  9. Der Tod Des Tizian - Ein Dramatisches Fragment by Hugo Von Hofmannsthal, 1892

81. Images Of Feeling-Biographies-Arnold Bocklin
1827San Domenico di Fiesole,1901. arnold Böcklin was born in Basle, Switzerland on October 16th 1827. The son of a merchant, he
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Basilea,1827-San Domenico di Fiesole,1901 Arnold Böcklin was born in Basle, Switzerland on October 16th 1827. The son of a merchant, he overcame his father's opposition thanks to the poet Wilhelm Wackernagel and was able to devote himself to art. In 1845 he attended the Düsseldorf Academy of Art, where his teacher was Johann Wilhelm Schirmer, known for his heroic-panoramic style of painting. Between 1847 and 1848 he travelled to Brussels, Antwerp, Switzerland and Paris. From the autumn of 1848 he worked in Basle, moving to Rome in 1850. In Rome he studied the work of the ancients and found the inspiration for many important works. In 1853 he married Angela Pascucci, a young Italian girl from Rome. There followed a somewhat obscure period, ending when he was appointed to the post of Professor at the Academy of Weimar in 1860. Two years later he returned to Rome to visit Naples and Pompeii and the frescos he discovered had a lasting influence on his technique and his future artistic production. In autumn 1866 he started work on the fresco that was to decorate the main staircase of the Museum of Basle. The period that followed was particularly productive and his style improved enormously in terms of colour, form and inspiration.

82. Toteninsel, Isle Of The Dead, Isola Dei Morti, Isla De Los Muertos Ile Des Morts
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84. Bocklin
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85. Arnold Bocklin - L'isola Dei Morti
arnold bocklin, pittore svizzero (Basilea 1827 - Fiesole 1901). Allievo di Schirmer a Dusseldorf
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L'isola dei morti (1880) Arnold Böcklin
Pittore svizzero (Basilea 1827 - Fiesole 1901)
Allievo di Schirmer a Dusseldorf, visitò Parigi (1848) e Roma (1850), ove si rivelò pienamente la vocazione artistica. Lavorò a Basilea, a Monaco di Baviera e a Weimar. In quest'ultima città insegnò paesaggio presso la scuola di belle arti (1860). Da ultimo si stabilì in Italia: fu a Firenze tra il 1874 e il 1884, tra il 1895 e il 1901. Böcklin è considerato il padre dei Simbolisti "La Pittura Tedesca", Tomo Secondo, pagg. 415-416
Electa, Milano 1996
In uno dei suoi capolavori, L'isola dei morti del 1880 (Basilea, Kunstmuseum), la malinconia, in forma della paura della morte, è espressa in modo molto suggestivo. Böcklin si è andato confrontando fin dagli anni di studio a Düsseldorf con la tematica della morte e della caducità. Il quadro, che fin da quando fu esposto per la prima volta raggiunse una fama sensazionale come nessun altro dipinto dell'Ottocento, fu commissionato da Marie Berna, poi contessa Oriola, che aveva chiesto al pittore un quadro che esprimesse il profondo dolore per la morte di suo marito. Nel 1880 Böcklin le scrisse: "Lei potrà sognare, immersa nel buio mondo delle ombre, fino a quando non crederà di avvertire il leggero, tiepido alito che increspa il mare, fino a quando non esiterà a turbare il solenne silenzio anche con una sola parola".

86. Artists At Kelley Gallery
Bailey, Ethel Porter. Bell, Robert Anning. Berlin, Ben. Blum, Robert. bocklin, arnold. Borg, Carl Oscar. Bothwell, Dorr. Bougereau, William Adolphe. Brandriff George.
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87. Les Furies - D’après Un Tableau D’Arnold Bocklin
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88. Arnold Boecklin
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"Böcklin … was an energetic figure devoid of the languid melancholy of 'decadence'. Italy's light and aura of antiquity were decisive in his early development; his paintings quickly came to be populated with mythological figures, with centaurs and naiads. Not until his fiftieth year did he begin to paint the powerfully atmospheric works associated with his name today. "Among the most famous of these is the painting known as The Isle of the Dead (1880), which Böcklin himself entitled 'a tranquil place'. It was clearly important to him; he made five different versions of the composition. The new title was suggested by the white-draped coffin on the boat, the funerary presence of the cypresses, and the overwhelming impression of immobility and silence. The white figure vividly lit by a setting sun is contrasted with the dark, vertical forms of the trees, impervious to the slanting rays of the sun. Like a dream, the painting condenses a number of contradictory sensations and emotions. "Böcklin's choice of imagery is not coincidental. A young widow had asked him for an 'image to dream by', and the funereal serenity perhaps echoes something of the artist's own emotions about death. At the age of twenty-five, during one of his stays in Rome, he had married the daughter of a pontifical guard who bore him eleven children between 1855 and 1876; five of them died in infancy, and the Böcklin family was twice (in 1855 and 1873) forced to flee cholera epidemics.

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90. Cross Stitch:Arnold Bocklin Patterns
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91. Galerie
Translate this page arnold Böcklin 1827 Basel - San Domenico/Florenz 1901. Der Abenteurer, 1882 Tempera auf Leinwand 116 x 150,5 cm Bez. ur A. Böcklin
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1827 Basel - San Domenico/Florenz 1901
Der Abenteurer, 1882
Tempera auf Leinwand
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92. AHO Teaching - Module 02 Week 07
Slides. Francisco de Goya, Saturn, 182023. arnold Böcklin, Island of the Dead, 1880. Salvador Dali, The True Picture of the Island
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Module Two: Week Seven
Tutors: John Costello and David Packwood
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The Spectacle and the Grotesque: From Baroque Art to Shock Art
Francisco de Goya
Mattew Collings calls Goya "the father of Shock art." Approximately a century after Caravaggio, Goya embraced the grotesque in his own celebrated Master's style, and in his Spanish court portaits he mercilessly embodies all of the greed, vanity and ugliness of his subjects. While in France his neo-classicist contemporary, David, was content to be the 'official artist' of the Revolutionary Government, Goya implicitly and explicitly criticised artistic tradition, Spanish society and human folly as in his Pilgrimage to San Isidore from the period of his dark paintings. Towards the end of his life Goya, never exactly conventional in his approach, seemed to be plumbing the depths of his own tortured psyche. Eventually he rejected representational art to pursue his own nightmare visions; perhaps following his own inner demons, or 'truths'. What anguish coud have been responsible for the Saturn devouring his Children The Scream , Bacon's astonishing Pope Innocent X series, after Velazquez, and Damien Hirst's divided animals in vitrines, among many, many others. Art has always had the capacity to shock, and artists have always sought to tap into that capacity.

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