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Julius Meier-Graefe : Grenzgänger der Künste / hrsg. von Ingeborg Becker und Stephanie Marchal ; unter wissenschaftliche Mitarbeit von Andreas Degner.

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Julius Meier-Graefe : Grenzgänger der Künste / hrsg. von Ingeborg Becker und Stephanie Marchal ; unter wissenschaftliche Mitarbeit von Andreas Degner.
Publication
  • Berlin : Deutscher Kunstverlag, [2017]
  • ©2017

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Additional Authors
  • Becker, Ingeborg, 1947-
  • Marchal, Stephanie
  • Degner, Andreas
  • Max Liebermann Haus, host institution.
Description
344 pages : illustrations (some color), facsimiles, portraits; 27 cm
Summary
Contemporaries praised the extremely successful books of the art writer and critic Julius Meier-Graefe (1867-1935) as a 'new school of seeing.' In his writings, he concentrated on modern painting, enshrined artists of the 19th century through his aesthetic reevaluations that saved them from obscurity, and substantially shaped the canon of art history in place today. Meier-Graefe became a central figure for a European cultural transfer in the early 20th century through his extraordinary literary productivity and his cultural and political authority. Friendships with artists such as Munch, van de Velde and Beckmann, an active collaboration with collectors, art dealers and museum directors, as well as his untiring efforts for Impressionism made Meier-Graefe a unique mediator of Modernism.
Alternative Title
  • Grenzgänger der Künste
  • Grenzgänger der Künste
Subject
  • Meier-Graefe, Julius, 1867-1935
  • Meier-Graefe, Julius, 1867-1935
  • Meier-Graefe, Julius, 1867-1935 > Criticism and interpretation
  • Art criticism > Germany > Congresses
  • Art historians > Germany > Congresses
  • Art critics > Germany > Congresses
  • Art criticism
  • Art critics
  • Art historians
  • Germany
Genre/Form
  • Conference papers and proceedings
  • Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Note
  • Proceedings of a symposium held in March 2015 at Max Liebermann Haus, Berlin.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN
  • 9783422073555
  • 3422073558
OCLC
  • 935690671
  • SCSB-9942600
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library