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Key title information Lovis Corinth Product Details Das Leben - ein Fest! / Life, a Celebration! £29.00 Artist(s) Lovis Corinth Author(s) Stephanie Auer, Dominik Brabant, Kathrin Elvers?Švamberk, Markus Fellinger, Miroslav Ha?ák, Kerstin The book examines the stylistic transformations through the lens of Jesse, Rolf H. Johannsen, Alexander Lovis Corinth’s life and work. Klee, Lucia Klee?Beck, Peter Kropmanns The eroticism he addressed at the beginning of his marriage in nude Editor(s) Kathrin Elvers?Švamberk, Andrea portraits of his young wife, which gradually morphed into the theme of Jahn, Alexander Klee, Stella Rollig mother and child; the children growing up and the family as a leitmotif Publisher Walther Koenig in his work; but also his own aging, which he repeatedly incorporated in ISBN 9783960989677 his symbolic vanitas paintings; and finally, the climax of his oeuvre, the Format hardback landscape paintings from the Walchensee. Pages 224 Accompanies the joint exhibition presented by the Belvedere and the Illustrations 93 colour Saarlandmuseum – Moderne Galerie: ‘Lovis Corinth: Life, a Celebration! Dimensions 310mm x 230mm ’, 18/06/21 – 3/10/21, Belvedere, continuing to the Saarlandmuseum in Weight 1505 November 2021. Curated by Alexander Klee. English and German text. Publication Date: Aug 2021 Published by Franz König and Belvedere. Key Selling Points Lovis Corinth was a founding member of the Munich Secession. Together with Walter Leistikow and Max Liebermann, he was one of the leading figures and first chairman of the Berlin Secession. Half Linen binding. Distributed by Enquiries Website Cornerhouse Publications +44 (0)161 212 3466 / 3468 www.cornerhousepublications.org HOME [email protected] 2 Tony Wilson Place Twitter Manchester Orders @CornerhousePubs M15 4FN +44 (0) 1752 202301 England [email protected].

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