Title: |
Lions |
Artist: |
Slevogt, Max (Landshut, Bavaria, 1868 - Neukastel, 1932) |
Date: |
c. 1910 |
Medium: |
Original Drypoint Engraving |
Publisher: |
Die Moderne Graphik |
Note: |
Max Slevogt: Along with Max Liebermann and
Lovis Corinth, Max Slevogt played a pivotal role in the development of
German Impressionism. A major painter, printmaker and illustrator, Max Slevogt
began his studies at the Akademie der Bildenden Kunste, Munich, in 1885.
Four years later he completed his education at the Academie Julian, Paris.
During the 1890's Max Slevogt lived and worked in Munich and became a founding
member of the Munich Secession. He contributed many illustrations to the
leading artistic and satirical publications, such as, Jugend and Simplisissimus. |
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In 1901, Max Slevogt settled in Berlin and taught at the academies
of both that city and of Munich. He also became a leading member of the
Berlin Secession and, in 1914, was appointed to the Berlin Academy of Arts.
During this period he illustrated such fine books as Ali Baba (1903), Lederstrumpf (1907)
and Goethe's Faust (1924). The art of Max Slevogt is today included
in most major German museums. |
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Lions is an outstanding example of Max Slevogt's highly regarded art. Employing
the minimum of lines he portrays the lion in three distinct studies, which
unify the completed image in their delineations of both the actual animal
and its emotional and psychological state of being. Lions was commissioned
by the fine arts publication, Die Moderne graphik, and published by them
in a limited edition of two hundred impressions. |
Edition: |
Limited edition of two hundred impressions. |
Size: |
4 3/4 X 7 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.) |
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Matted with 100% Archival Materials |
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Price: $345.00 US |
Condition: |
Printed upon thick wove paper and with full margins as published by Die
Moderne graphik around 1910. Bearing the artist's name in the plate to
the lower right. A brilliantly printed impression and in excellent condition
throughout. Lions represents a superb, original example of the important
art of Max Slevogt. |
Subject: |
Max Slevogt, Lions, original drypoint, German Impressionism,
Munich Secession, Die Moderne graphik, limited edition. |
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