Emil Nolde: Landscapes

Emil Nolde: Landscapes

The austere north German landscapeâ€•its flat horizons and soaring, dramatic skies crowded with dark cloudsâ€•played a central role in the work and imaginary of Emil Nolde (1867â€“1956). Growing up near the North Sea in the German-Danish border region, Nolde observed the meeting of sky, land and water in vast, unbroken stretches. "The landscape of my youth was like a fairytale to me," he wrote. "My parental home in the flat country, the skylarks swooping joyfully through the air above, my wonderland from sea to seaâ€¦" Years after he had left his native region, these brooding landscapes continued to appear in his work, their simplified shapes rendered in Nolde's characteristic brilliant color palette and depicted from extreme distances. Emil Nolde: Landscapes collects 30 of Nolde's watercolor landscapes made around 1918, many previously unpublished, in a small, gift-book format.
Country USA
Brand Dumont
Manufacturer DuMont
Binding Hardcover
ItemPartNumber 30 colour illustrations
ReleaseDate 2015-03-24
UnitCount 1
EANs 9783832194888

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