BÖCKLIN, ARNOLD

both: ärˈnôlt bökˈlēn, 1827–1901, Swiss painter. Most of his life was spent in Italy. With Feuerbach he led the group of painters known as "German Romans," who attempted to express an idealistic philosophy through art. His carefully constructed works are largely classical in theme and often theatrical in sentiment. Among his paintings are Island of the Dead (Metropolitan Mus.) and mythological frescoes (Basel).

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Twentieth Century Painters: From Cubism to Abstract Art
Book by Bernard Dorival, Arnold Rosin; Universe Books, 1958
Subjects: Painting--France--History
...poetic-- those compositions of Arnold Bocklin which Chirico had seen in Munich and had not admired in vain. In Bocklin, one of the most unhappy currents...majesty the Italian equivalent of Bocklin and of the nineteenth-century...
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Giorgio de Chirico
Book by James Thrall Soby; The Museum of Modern Art, 1955
Subjects: De Chirico, Giorgio--1888-
...15 ARNOLD BOCKLIN 16...excellent photographs of paintings by Arnold Bocklin which exerted a profound influence...is more absurd than this. ARNOLD BOCKLIN Unfortunately it is impossible...
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The German Expressionists: A Generation in Revolt
Book by Bernard S. Myers; Frederick A. Praeger, 1966
Subjects: Expressionism (Art), Painters--Germany, Painting, German
...71. Arnold Bocklin Triton and Nereide National...72. Arnold Bocklin Odysseus and Calypso Kunstmuseum...Marees. Although the Swiss Arnold Bocklin 1827-1893 spent thirty years...
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Painting and Sculpture in Europe, 1780 to 1880
Book by Fritz Novotny; Penguin Books, 1960
Subjects: Art--Europe--History
...1829-80 180 Arnold Bocklin 1827-1910 181...Musee dArt et dHistoire, Bodmer Bequest B Arnold Bocklin: The Awakening of Spring, 1880. 66x129 cm:26x51...
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The Tuning of the Word: The Musico-Literary Poetics of the Symbolist Movement
Book by David Michael Hertz; Southern Illinois University Press, 1987
Subjects: Music And Literature, Symbolism In Literature
...Universal Edition. Renewed 1941 by Arnold Schoenberg. Figure 6-4: Copyright...limitations, the art of music yielded, as Arnold Schoenberg observed, to literary influence...the passage to function effectively. Arnold Schoenberg, who also happens to analyze...
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Origin and History of the Thematic Apperception Test Images
Journal article by Wesley G. Morgan; Journal of Personality Assessment, Vol. 65, 1995
Subjects: Personality Assessment, Projective Techniques
...card indeed presents a work by Arnold Bocklin (1827-1901), perhaps the best...Andree, R. ( 1977 ). Arnold Bocklin: Die Gemalde . Basel, Switzerland...Schmid, von H. A. ( 1919 ). Arnold Bocklin . Munchen: Bruckmann. Spitz...
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Trumpeting Down the Walls of Jericho: The Politics of Art, Music and Emotion in German-American Relations, 1870-1920
Journal article by Jessica C.E. Gienow-Hecht; Journal of Social History, Vol. 36, 2003
Subjects: Art--Political aspects, Art--Social aspects, Music--Political aspects, Music--Social aspects, Nationalism--History
...painters such as Adolph Menzel, Arnold Bocklin, and Franz von Lenbach, German painters...laid out by the philosopher Matthew Arnold: culture was, quite simply, universal...live recording. (85.) Matthew Arnold, "The Function of Criticism at the...
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Jacob Burckhardt and Nineteenth-Century Realist Art
Journal article by John R. Hinde; Journal of European Studies, Vol. 27, 1997
Subjects: Art historians--Works, Burckhardt, Jacob--Works
...case with his friend, the painter Arnold Bocklin, who maintained his artistic integrity...bildenden Kunst, 161. 74. Of Bocklin Burckhardt wrote: Er ist ein Maler...139. On Burckhardts support for Bocklin, their difficult relationship...
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Centaurs Unnaturally Fabulous
Journal article by Carl Woodring; Wordsworth Circle, Vol. 38, 2007
Subjects: Animals, Mythical--Portrayals, Greek mythology--Portrayals, Mythical animals--Portrayals
...eccentric education differed decidedly from Arnolds, has the alter ego in his proclamation...Mardes, Rops, Moreau, Stuck, Legros, Bocklin, Rodin, and in North America, William...the Abbey Theatre, Shaw, Yeats, Binyon, Arnold Bennett, DOyly Carte, and productions...
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Suzanne Marchand and David Lindenfeld, Eds., Germany at the Fin De Siecle: Culture, Politics, and Ideas
Journal article by Steven Beller; German Politics and Society, Vol. 25, 2007
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Germany at the Fin de Siecle: Culture, Politics, and Ideas (Book)--Book reviews
...Swiss-Italian painter such as Arnold B0cklin could become a national...disregarded. When discussing Bocklin, Gustav Klimt is mentioned...contradicted by actualities--such as Bocklins more erotic paintings, the...patronized and hence promoted Bocklin, or in the influence of the...
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Realist Camp
Magazine article by Robert Rosenblum; Artforum International, Vol. 39, May 2001
Subjects: Bocklin, Arnold--Exhibitions, Painters--Exhibitions
...One of Basels favorite sons, Arnold Bocklin (1827-1901) is up for a second...150th anniversary of his birth. "Arnold Bocklin: A Retrospective" (Kunstmuseum...death. As a student in Dusseldorf, Bocklin learned to record what was before...
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Rodolphe Rapetti: Symbolism
Magazine article by James Panero; New Criterion, Vol. 24, March 2006
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Symbolism (Book)--Book reviews
...introductions, trace the beginnings of Symbolism through the Pre-Raphaelites, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Gustave Moreau, and Arnold Bocklin. Additional chapters explore the thematic manifestations of the movement ("Strange Beauty" "Satanism and Mockery...
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First Take: At the Beginning of Each Year, Artforum Asks a Group of Seasoned Critics and Curators to Introduce the Work of Up-and-Comers They Feel Show Special Promise. the Following Pages Feature Their Picks for 2006
Magazine article by Hans-Ulrich Orbist, Mark Godbrey, Rachel Kushner, Christian Rattemeyer; Artforum International, Vol. 44, January 2006
Subjects: Art critics--Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Artists--Criticism and interpretation, Artists--Works, Booth, Olivia--Criticism and interpretation, Booth, Olivia--Works, Cao Fei--Criticism and interpretation, Cao Fei--Works, Curators--Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Kerbel, Janice--Criticism and interpretation, Kerbel, Janice--Works, Tan, Lisa--Criticism and interpretation, Tan, Lisa--Works
...the image retains a certain Friedrichian sublimity (mediated here by the reference to Island of the Dead, 1880, by Arnold Bocklin, himself a follower of the German master). ILLUSTRATION OMITTED But I keep wondering what would happen if Lidens grim...
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Nice and Rough
Magazine article by Brian D'Amato; Artforum International, Vol. 34, March 1996
Subjects: CD-ROM--Products, Computer games--Reports
...foremost designer of extraterrestrials), is unimpressive despite Gigers knowing references to Symbolist painters such as Arnold Bocklin, Fernand Khnopff, and Jean Delville; the filmed-video characters look ridiculous in front of Gigers backdrops. Like...
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The Dulwich Gallery Restored
Magazine article by Donald Bruce; Contemporary Review, Vol. 277, December 2000
Subjects: Art museums--Collections and collecting, Dulwich Picture Gallery--Remodeling, restoration, etc., Southwark, England--Galleries and museums
...master Abraham Bloemaert, deserves cordial mention for his amiable comicality and massive, hilarious indecorum. Only Arnold Bocklin vies with him as the most ludicrous painter, not actually meritless, in Northern Europe. In Poelenburghs oval panel...
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Boecklin, Arnold
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
BOECKLIN, ARNOLD see Bocklin, Arnold . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
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BÖcklin, Arnold
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
BOCKLIN, ARNOLD both: ar nolt bok len, 1827 1901, Swiss painter. Most of his life was spent in Italy. With Feuerbach he led the group of painters...
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Romanticism
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...artists of the romantic tradition included the French Gericault , the Swiss-English Henry Fuseli , the Swiss Arnold Bocklin , the English Pre-Raphaelites , the German Nazarenes , and the American artists of the Hudson River school...


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