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Exhibition Catalogues
Karl Schmidt-Rottluff Aquarelle Publication - edited by Magdalena M. Moeller 300 pages with 289 colour plates, 28 €
This publication about the cofounder of the „Brücke“ Karl Schmidt-Rottluff is dedicated to his watercolours. He was especially interested in themes like landscapes and still lives. The expressive and luminous watercolours of Schmidt-Rottluff show a particular interaction between form and colour and reflect at the same time the artist´s inner mood. An introductive text by Christiane Remm informs about life and work of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. (available only in German) |
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| Erich Heckel – Der stille Expressionist. Aquarelle als Vorstudien zu Gemälden Exhibition catalogue – edited by Magdalena M. Moeller 285 pages with 121 colour plates, 20 € This exhibition catalogue is dedicated to the watercolours of the cofounder of the “Brücke” Erich Heckel. A lot of different themes like landscapes, cities, clowns and artists, bathing people or still lifes were done in watercolour. Very often these graphics were used as preliminary studies for paintings. Three essays treating biographical and comparative aspects explain his oeuvre of watercolours. (Available only in German) |
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| Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. Ostseebilder Exhibition catalogue – edited by Magdalena M. Moeller 264 pages with 139 colour plates, 24 € This exhibition catalogue is applied to the different stays of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff at the Baltic Sea. He was a cofounder of the “Brücke”. The artist visited often different regions at the Baltic shores; the first stay was 1906 on the Baltic isle Alsen, the next one was in 1913 in Nidden at the Courland Spit. The following journeys in the nineteen thirties and nineteen forties led him to Jershöft and Lebasee in Eastern Pomerania. Finally Schmidt-Rottluff stayed since 1951 regularly more than 20 years in Sierksdorf at the Bay of Lübeck. The Baltic Sea always inspired the artist to a very intensive examination of the local nature and to the creation of luminous and colorful works. (Available only in German) |
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Erich Heckel: Aufbruch und Tradition – Eine Retrospektive Exhibition catalogue – edited by Magdalena M. Moeller 327 pages with 122 colour plates, 24 €
The catalogue is released on the occasion of a special exhibition on the paintings of Erich Heckel. All creative periods from the early to the late work Heckels are presented. Numerous essays treating biographical, stylistic and comparative aspects illuminate the painterly oeuvre of the cofounder of the “Brücke” Erich Heckel. (available only in German) |
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| Karl Schmidt-Rottluff – Eine Monographie Monograph – edited by Magdalena M. Moeller 336 pages with 205 colour plates, 28 € This monograph is dedicated to the “Brücke”-cofounder Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, who was one of the most outstanding artists of the German Expressionism. An introduction written by Magdalena M. Moeller explains the wide-ranging work of Schmidt-Rottluff and his significance for modernity. Numerous colour-plates of the works, who are in possession of the Brücke-Museum – like paintings, water-colours, drawings, postcards, prints or sculptures clarify the artistic independence and expressiveness of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. (available only in German) |
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Fritz Bleyl – Gründungsmitglied der “Brücke” (Founding member of the "Brücke") Edited by Magdalena M. Moeller with contributions by Annette Blattmacher, Janina Dahlmanns and Magdalene Schlösser The catalogue presents a selection of 110 drawings, watercolours and graphic works of the rich collection of works of the Brücke-Museum created by Fritz Bleyl. Three essays introduce into the artists´ oeuvre focussing on special issues (style, biography, “Brücke”-motives).
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Deutscher Expressionismus 1905–1913 Exhibition catalogue – ed. by Magdalena M. Moeller and Marietta Jansen 239 pages with 150 full-page pictures, 24 euros (available only in German) This catalogue has been released on the occasion of the exhibition of the museum´s collection in Groningen: a selection of 150 paintings, drawings, watercolours and graphic works of the “Brücke” is presented. Eight essays introduce into the oeuvre of each of the artists. |
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The Rolf Horn Collection Catalogue Edited by Magdalena M. Moeller with contributions by Tayfun Belgin, Annette Blattmacher, Ursula Bode, Janina Dahlmanns, Alexandra von dem Knesebeck, Uta Kuhl, Christiane Remm, Magdalene Schlösser, Peter Stepan and Cathy Stoike. 314 pages with 150 full-page colour pictures, price 26,- euros, released by the Hirmer Verlag. (Available only in German.) |
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in Berlin Catalogue edited by Magdalena M. Moeller. With scholarly contributions by the editress, Annette Blattmacher, Janina Dahlmanns, Christiane Remm, Magdalene Schlösser and Hanna Strzoda. After moving from Dresden to Berlin in 1911 Kirchner was stunned by the exciting and vibrating life in the metropolis. He captured modern Berlin nightlife and developed a distinctive style of expression, culminating in the famous series of paintings known as the Street Scenes (1913–15). Fourteen scholarly essays focussing on special issues introduce into the artist´s Berlin work. Every chapter is followed by full page illustrations in colour. 396 pages with full page illustrations in colour, price at the Brücke-Museum: 26 €. The catalogue is published by the Hirmer Verlag in Munich. Available only in German. |
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner – Farbige Druckgraphik (Ernst Ludwig Kirchner – colour prints) Edited by Magdalena M. Moeller, with an large essay by Günther Gercken, the author of the upcoming catalogue raisonnée of Ernst Ludwig Kirchners’ prints. 208 pages with 145 coloured illustrations, price 23 €. Only available in German. For the first time this exhibition catalogue is dedicated exclusively to Kirchner’s colour prints. Different variations of a certain motif are juxtaposed, permitting interesting views on the artists’ work. Kirchner himself stressed the quality of his colour prints: “Indeed the colour prints are works of art in their own right.”
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner – Meisterblätter.
This catalogue presents selected works of the rich collection of drawings of the Brücke-Museum created by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. The technique of drawing played a central role in Kirchners work. This selection, dating from 1906 to 1937, one year later Kirchner committed suicide, provides a wide overview over the artist´s oeuvre. The scholarly essays allow a profound access to the artist´s work focussing on special issues. |
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Ekstase, Rhythmus, Stille. Die Pastelle von Karl Schmidt-Rottluff This catalogue presents for the first time a comprehensive overview of the pastels by the “Brücke” member Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. |
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„Brücke“-Highlights.
(available only in German) |
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Erlebnis Farbe. Aquarelle aus dem Brücke-Museum
Berlin (available only in German) |
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Dokumente der Künstlergruppe Brücke, (available only in German) |
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Emil Nolde. Die Bergpostkarten, (available only in German) |
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Brücke-Museum Berlin - Malerei und Plastik.
Kommentiertes Verzeichnis der Bestände (available only in German) |
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Christian Rohlfs - Die Begegnung mit der Moderne (available only in German) |
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Erich Heckel an der Ostsee (available only in German) |
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Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (available only in German) |
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