1847 1935 Collection
"1847-1935: A Journey through Art and Time" Step back in time to the late 19th and early 20th centuries
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"1847-1935: A Journey through Art and Time" Step back in time to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as we explore the works of renowned artists Frederick Dielman and Max Liebermann. Born in 1847, these talented creators left an indelible mark on the art world with their unique perspectives and captivating pieces. In 1883, Frederick Dielman introduced us to "The Mora Players, " a painting that beautifully captured a scene from a theatrical performance. With his keen eye for detail, Dielman transported viewers into the enchanting world of theater, allowing them to experience the magic firsthand. Max Liebermann's artistic prowess shone through in his various masterpieces. In his "Studies for Saint Paul on the Way to Damascus" from 1896, he depicted this biblical event with incredible depth and emotion. Through skillful brushstrokes, Liebermann brought this pivotal moment to life, making it resonate with audiences across generations. Liebermann also turned his gaze inward with self-portraits that revealed not only his physical appearance but also glimpses of his inner thoughts and emotions. His self-portrait from 1921 exudes confidence and introspection while showcasing his remarkable talent as both artist and subject. As we delve further into Liebermann's body of work, we encounter scenes such as "Restaurant am Wasser" (Restaurant by the Water) and "Garden in Wannsee. " These paintings transport us to idyllic settings where nature intertwines harmoniously with human presence. Through vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail, Liebermann invites us into these serene landscapes. One cannot overlook Liebermann's connection with Arno Holz showcased in "Arno Holz Mappe: Portrait Arno Holz" from 1923. This portrait captures not just physical likeness but also reveals their deep friendship through subtle nuances conveyed by Liebermann's brush.