Марина, конечно я думал о вас, когда готовил этот пост. Это действительно мой подарок Вам и конечно всем моим друзьям в ЖЖ. Бонн это город Маке и с ним его многое связывало, надеюсь вам скоро удастся побывать "в наших краях". Чтобы совместить полезное с приятным, следите за выставками в государственном выставочном зале, там бывают очень интересные экспозиции.
Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany (http://www.bundeskunsthalle.de/en/exhibitions/current-exhibitions.html)
Еще одно эссе написаное Францем Марком:
"Young Macke"- is dead. Those who have followed the course of German art during these last, eventful years, those who sensed what the future held in store for the development of that art, also knew Macke. And those of us who worked with him- we, his friends, we knew what promise this man of genius secretly bore in him. His life described one of the boldest and most beautiful curves in the development of German art; and with his death that curve has been rudely broken. There is not one among us who can take it further. Each of us goes his own way; wherever our paths meet, we shall feel his absence. We Painters know that without his harmonies whole octaves of color will disappear from German art, and the sounds of the colors remaining will become duller and sharper. He gave a brighter and purer sound to color than any of us; he gave it the clarity and brightness of his whole being.
Август Маке погиб, но остались его картины, которые всегда будут с нами.
Russian Ballet I (Russisches Ballett I), 1912, oil on pasteboard, Kunsthalle, Bremen.
Red House in a Park (Rotes Haus im Park), 1914, oil on canvas, Städtisches Kunstmuseum, Bonn
Zoological Garden I (Zoologischer Garten I), 1912, oil on canvas, Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus, Munich.
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Date: 2014-06-14 07:10 pm (UTC)Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany (http://www.bundeskunsthalle.de/en/exhibitions/current-exhibitions.html)
Еще одно эссе написаное Францем Марком:
"Young Macke"- is dead. Those who have followed the course of German art during these last, eventful years, those who sensed what the future held in store for the development of that art, also knew Macke. And those of us who worked with him- we, his friends, we knew what promise this man of genius secretly bore in him. His life described one of the boldest and most beautiful curves in the development of German art; and with his death that curve has been rudely broken. There is not one among us who can take it further. Each of us goes his own way; wherever our paths meet, we shall feel his absence. We Painters know that without his harmonies whole octaves of color will disappear from German art, and the sounds of the colors remaining will become duller and sharper. He gave a brighter and purer sound to color than any of us; he gave it the clarity and brightness of his whole being.
Август Маке погиб, но остались его картины, которые всегда будут с нами.
Russian Ballet I (Russisches Ballett I), 1912, oil on pasteboard, Kunsthalle, Bremen.
Red House in a Park (Rotes Haus im Park), 1914, oil on canvas, Städtisches Kunstmuseum, Bonn
Zoological Garden I (Zoologischer Garten I), 1912, oil on canvas, Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus, Munich.