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GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
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Giovanni Segantini | A collection of 97 paintings | LearnFromMasters |
Description: „Italian painter. Born in 1858 in Arco, in the province of Trient, on the northern bank of Lake Garda, Giovanni Segantini attended the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. Subsequently, he lived in the Brianza region, and then moved to Switzerland in 1886. He first settled with his family in Savognin, but from 1894 he was based in Maloja and Soglio. Segantini died of peritonitis in 1899, at the early age of 41, while working on the middle section of his Alpine Triptych, Nature, on the Schafberg high above Pontresina. Already during his lifetime, Segantini was celebrated through much of Europe as an innovator and prophet, as well as an important Symbolist painter. His early works, executed in Milan and Brianza, still bear testimony to the traditional Lombard style of painting. After moving the Alps, with its pure, clear air, the artist was able to develop a style which exuded radiance and at the same time went hand in hand with the evolution of the Divisionism painting technique and his progression towards Symbolism. At the end of the 19th century, Giovanni Segantini executed a panorama conveying an underlying universal truth; his impressive Alpine Triptych, Life – Nature – Death, was one of the last paintings of its kind in that era. The work – a large-dimensional portrayal of the life cycle – was intended for the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 and depicts human existence in harmony with nature. The landscapes and simple characters portrayed are woven into the eternal rhythm of the changing seasons. An exponent of Divisionism, Segantini was the only Italian painter of the late 19th century to have enjoyed an unbroken international reputation, especially in Germany and Austria.“ | YouTube
BIOGRAFIE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
GEBURTSJAHR 1858 | GEBURTSORT Arco, Tirol, Kaisertum Österreich | TODESJAHR 1899 | STERBEORT | Schafberg bei Pontresina, Kanton Graubünden, Schweiz
AUSBILDUNG GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Mailand
AUSZEICHNUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
SAMMLUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
AUSSTELLUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
EINZELAUSSTELLUNGEN
AUSSTELLUNGSBETEILIGUNGEN
PROJEKTE | SYMPOSIEN
WERKBESCHREIBUNG GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
SCHWERPUNKTE | MEDIEN
Malerei
STIL
Mystischer Symbolismius
THEMEN | MOTIVE | WERKE
alpine, kontemplative Landschaften, das karge Leben von Bauern, Tiere
DEFINITION | BESCHREIBUNG | MERKMALE
Das größte Ziel für Giovanni Segantini war, dass die Betrachter seiner melancholisch, anmutig und beinahe schon entmaterialisiert wirkenden Werke diese sinnlich nachempfinden konnten und damit an seinem konteplativen Erleben der Natur teilhaben konnte. Dabei spielen Licht und der feine, aber pastose Duktus, mit dem er in einer reduzierten und sensiblen Farbigkeit seine Werke entwickelt, eine bedeutende Rolle um die unterschiedlichen Naturstimmungen einzufangen
STICHWORTE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
Maler des Lichts
ZITATE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
„Kunst, welche den Betrachter kalt lässt, hat keine Daseinsberechtigung.“ | Giovanni Segantini
„Die Sonne ist der Kuss des Lebens.“ | Giovanni Segantini
TEXTE | BIBLIOGRAPHIE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
LINKS GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
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Giovanni Segantini | A collection of 97 paintings | LearnFromMasters |
Description: „Italian painter. Born in 1858 in Arco, in the province of Trient, on the northern bank of Lake Garda, Giovanni Segantini attended the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. Subsequently, he lived in the Brianza region, and then moved to Switzerland in 1886. He first settled with his family in Savognin, but from 1894 he was based in Maloja and Soglio. Segantini died of peritonitis in 1899, at the early age of 41, while working on the middle section of his Alpine Triptych, Nature, on the Schafberg high above Pontresina. Already during his lifetime, Segantini was celebrated through much of Europe as an innovator and prophet, as well as an important Symbolist painter. His early works, executed in Milan and Brianza, still bear testimony to the traditional Lombard style of painting. After moving the Alps, with its pure, clear air, the artist was able to develop a style which exuded radiance and at the same time went hand in hand with the evolution of the Divisionism painting technique and his progression towards Symbolism. At the end of the 19th century, Giovanni Segantini executed a panorama conveying an underlying universal truth; his impressive Alpine Triptych, Life – Nature – Death, was one of the last paintings of its kind in that era. The work – a large-dimensional portrayal of the life cycle – was intended for the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 and depicts human existence in harmony with nature. The landscapes and simple characters portrayed are woven into the eternal rhythm of the changing seasons. An exponent of Divisionism, Segantini was the only Italian painter of the late 19th century to have enjoyed an unbroken international reputation, especially in Germany and Austria.“ | YouTube
BIOGRAFIE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
GEBURTSJAHR 1858 | GEBURTSORT Arco, Tirol, Kaisertum Österreich | TODESJAHR 1899 | STERBEORT | Schafberg bei Pontresina, Kanton Graubünden, Schweiz
AUSBILDUNG GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Mailand
AUSZEICHNUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
SAMMLUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
AUSSTELLUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
EINZELAUSSTELLUNGEN
AUSSTELLUNGSBETEILIGUNGEN
PROJEKTE | SYMPOSIEN
WERKBESCHREIBUNG GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
SCHWERPUNKTE | MEDIEN
Malerei
STIL
Mystischer Symbolismius
THEMEN | MOTIVE | WERKE
alpine, kontemplative Landschaften, das karge Leben von Bauern, Tiere
DEFINITION | BESCHREIBUNG | MERKMALE
Das größte Ziel für Giovanni Segantini war, dass die Betrachter seiner melancholisch, anmutig und beinahe schon entmaterialisiert wirkenden Werke diese sinnlich nachempfinden konnten und damit an seinem konteplativen Erleben der Natur teilhaben konnte. Dabei spielen Licht und der feine, aber pastose Duktus, mit dem er in einer reduzierten und sensiblen Farbigkeit seine Werke entwickelt, eine bedeutende Rolle um die unterschiedlichen Naturstimmungen einzufangen
STICHWORTE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
Maler des Lichts
ZITATE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
„Kunst, welche den Betrachter kalt lässt, hat keine Daseinsberechtigung.“ | Giovanni Segantini
„Die Sonne ist der Kuss des Lebens.“ | Giovanni Segantini
TEXTE | BIBLIOGRAPHIE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
LINKS GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
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KUNSTWERKE
Giovanni Segantini | A collection of 97 paintings | LearnFromMasters |
Description: „Italian painter. Born in 1858 in Arco, in the province of Trient, on the northern bank of Lake Garda, Giovanni Segantini attended the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. Subsequently, he lived in the Brianza region, and then moved to Switzerland in 1886. He first settled with his family in Savognin, but from 1894 he was based in Maloja and Soglio. Segantini died of peritonitis in 1899, at the early age of 41, while working on the middle section of his Alpine Triptych, Nature, on the Schafberg high above Pontresina. Already during his lifetime, Segantini was celebrated through much of Europe as an innovator and prophet, as well as an important Symbolist painter. His early works, executed in Milan and Brianza, still bear testimony to the traditional Lombard style of painting. After moving the Alps, with its pure, clear air, the artist was able to develop a style which exuded radiance and at the same time went hand in hand with the evolution of the Divisionism painting technique and his progression towards Symbolism. At the end of the 19th century, Giovanni Segantini executed a panorama conveying an underlying universal truth; his impressive Alpine Triptych, Life – Nature – Death, was one of the last paintings of its kind in that era. The work – a large-dimensional portrayal of the life cycle – was intended for the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 and depicts human existence in harmony with nature. The landscapes and simple characters portrayed are woven into the eternal rhythm of the changing seasons. An exponent of Divisionism, Segantini was the only Italian painter of the late 19th century to have enjoyed an unbroken international reputation, especially in Germany and Austria.“ | YouTube
BIOGRAFIE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
GEBURTSJAHR 1858 | GEBURTSORT Arco, Tirol, Kaisertum Österreich | TODESJAHR 1899 | STERBEORT | Schafberg bei Pontresina, Kanton Graubünden, Schweiz
AUSBILDUNG GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Mailand
AUSZEICHNUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
SAMMLUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
AUSSTELLUNGEN GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
EINZELAUSSTELLUNGEN
AUSSTELLUNGSBETEILIGUNGEN
PROJEKTE | SYMPOSIEN
WERKBESCHREIBUNG GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
SCHWERPUNKTE | MEDIEN
Malerei
STIL
Mystischer Symbolismius
THEMEN | MOTIVE | WERKE
alpine, kontemplative Landschaften, das karge Leben von Bauern, Tiere
DEFINITION | BESCHREIBUNG | MERKMALE
Das größte Ziel für Giovanni Segantini war, dass die Betrachter seiner melancholisch, anmutig und beinahe schon entmaterialisiert wirkenden Werke diese sinnlich nachempfinden konnten und damit an seinem konteplativen Erleben der Natur teilhaben konnte. Dabei spielen Licht und der feine, aber pastose Duktus, mit dem er in einer reduzierten und sensiblen Farbigkeit seine Werke entwickelt, eine bedeutende Rolle um die unterschiedlichen Naturstimmungen einzufangen
STICHWORTE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
Maler des Lichts
ZITATE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
„Kunst, welche den Betrachter kalt lässt, hat keine Daseinsberechtigung.“ | Giovanni Segantini
„Die Sonne ist der Kuss des Lebens.“ | Giovanni Segantini
TEXTE | BIBLIOGRAPHIE GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
LINKS GIOVANNI SEGANTINI
