European Masters: Audioguide

National Gallery of Victoria

22 Episoden

Stop 22: The Expressionist Tradition
21.6.2010
2:57
Paula Modersohn-Becker was an important early Expressionist. She was a member of the Worpswede Colony, a group of artists that had retreated to the northern German countryside to paint landscapes.
Stop 21: Städel: The Nazis and Degenerate Art
21.6.2010
4:25
The Städel Museum had amassed an incredible collection of Modern Art. However, under Nazi rule, the Städel’s collection was declared ‘degenerate’ and decimated.
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Stop 20: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Freedom in our work and in our lives
21.6.2010
3:46
The Bridge formed in Dresden in 1905. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner was a driving force of the group, which renounced earlier traditions of art.
Stop 19: The Fragmentation of the Avant-Garde
21.6.2010
2:17
Throughout last century, different groups of artists across Europe were experimenting with bold ideas and forms. Max Ernst was a Dadaist and Surrealist, and Paul Klee part of the Bauhaus movement.
Stop 18: The Bridge and The Blue Rider
21.6.2010
1:40
The proto-Modernist movement, the Blaue Reiter group was interested in Cubism and Abstraction. It included Wassily Kandinsky and August Macke, Franz Marc, Alexej Jawlensky and Paul Klee.
Stop 16: Max Beckmann Part 2
21.6.2010
2:43
Beckmann’s outlook and style were profoundly affected by his experience of World War I. His paintings are tense and angular, conveying his sense of disquiet and anxiety.
Stop 17: Max Beckmann Part 3
21.6.2010
2:13
Declared a degenerate artist by the Nazis, Max Beckmann was banned from exhibiting. His later works are full of the dread that settled around Europe during the war years.
Stop 15: Max Beckmann Part 1
21.6.2010
3:47
Max Beckmann was a hugely influential German painter. A young prodigy, he dismissed Expressionism and abstraction and insisted that art be an unsentimental look at contemporary life.
Stop 14: James Ensor: Strange Imaginings
21.6.2010
2:02
The works of James Ensor, with their strange imaginings and macabre visions, resist categorisation. Ensor and Fernand Khnopff were founding members of the Belgian avant-garde group Les XX – or The Twenty.
Stop 13: The Nabis
21.6.2010
5:03
Les Nabis experimented with bold colouring and abstraction, taking inspiration from Paul Gauguin. They included Paul Sérusier, Maurice Denis, Pierre Bonnard, Aristide Maillol and Edouard Vuillard.

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European Masters: Audioguide

National Gallery of Victoria

22 Episoden

Stop 22: The Expressionist Tradition

Stop 21: Städel: The Nazis and Degenerate Art

Stop 20: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Freedom in our work and in our lives

Stop 19: The Fragmentation of the Avant-Garde

Stop 18: The Bridge and The Blue Rider

Stop 16: Max Beckmann Part 2

Stop 17: Max Beckmann Part 3

Stop 15: Max Beckmann Part 1

Stop 14: James Ensor: Strange Imaginings

Stop 13: The Nabis