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Don't forget Albrecht Durer (May 21, 1471 – April 6, 1528), in my opinion one of the greatest artists that Germany has ever produced. I was fortunate to have seen an exhibition of his engravings last year in Australia. Upon closer inspection I noticed that a few commercial illustrators were influenced by how durer etched lines & shadows to create a sense of volume.
Can't remember the names, as there were so many engravings on display. I believe these ones were present:
Don't forget Albrecht Durer (May 21, 1471 – April 6, 1528), in my opinion one of the greatest artists that Germany has ever produced. I was fortunate to have seen an exhibition of his engravings last year in Australia. Upon closer inspection I noticed that a few commercial illustrators were influenced by how durer etched lines & shadows to create a sense of volume.
Can't remember the names, as there were so many engravings on display. I believe these ones were present:
Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840): Painter of the Romanticist school, who I think started his career rather late for an artist. The world of art and as a whole needed to recapture what was spiritual and magical. Rebellion against his previous society's status quo of overboard rationalism, and hence disenchantment from the world ("Entzauberung der Welt"), led him to produce such works as...
Note: The subjects of these paintings, like his contemporaries expressed that the disenchanted urban consciousness had the ultimate desire to return to nature and what was pure...
Last edited by Le Anh-Huy; 10-21-2006 at 07:33 AM.
Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840): Painter of the Romanticist school, who I think started his career rather late for an artist. The world of art and as a whole needed to recapture what was spiritual and magical. Rebellion against his previous society's status quo of overboard rationalism, and hence disenchantment from the world ("Entzauberung der Welt"), led him to produce such works as:
The subjects of these paintings, like his contemporaries expressed that the disenchanted urban consciousness had the ultimate desire to return to nature and what was pure...
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