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Landslide (Bergsturz)

Name: Landslide (Bergsturz) | Max Klinger
Brand: RoGallery
SKU: 74095

Max Klinger

$1,500

German (1857–1920)

Portfolio: Intermezzos
Date: Originally published 1881
Etching and aquatint
Image Size: 15.5 x 11 inches
Size: 25 x 18 in. (63.5 x 45.72 cm)
Reference: Singer 57 IV

$1,500

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about Landslide (Bergsturz)

Max Klinger’s (Intermezzos) offers a diverse selection of amusements, like brief comedic interludes at the opera.

The portfolio highlights the capriciousness of life and includes a sequence of four prints on the mythological lives of centaurs. The twelve prints vary in size and format, but all reveal sublime vistas and demonstrate Klinger’s mastery of the vocabulary of Romantic landscapes and lessons he learned through studying Japanese prints.

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About The Artist: Max Klinger

Max Klinger (1857-1920), German graphic artist, painter and sculptor, was born and worked in Leipzig, but from time to time he also lived in Brussels, Paris, Munich, Berlin and Rome. He studied graphic technique during a few years in the 1870's for Karl von Gussow, in Karlsruhe and Berlin. Gussow, who at this time had acquired the epithet "Germany's most daring painter", was appreciated for his genre-paintings. It is possible that Klinger was...

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About The Medium: Aquatint

An etching process in which tone is created by treating a plate with fine particles of acid resistant material (like powder resin) and then placing the plate in an acid bath. The acid bites into the plate between the grains of resin and when printed, the mass of tiny spots produces a textured area with tonal effects similar to watercolor wash.

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