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#cuadrodeldía Jacinto (Alexej von Jawlensky 1864-1941) Museo Lenbachhaus @Lenbachhaus de Múnich #art Pintor expresionista ruso, trabajó casi siempre en Alemania. Miembro clave del grupo vanguardista El Jinete Azul. Usaba el color de modo rabioso cual pincel/cuchillo #FelizLunes
Alexej von Jawlensky - Half-length portrait of a woman in a reddish robe, 1912
La @mapfreFcultura, entre Jawlensky y Garry Winogrand. La institución ha presentado su programación de 2021 con exposiciones de Giorgio Morandi, Joan Miró, Claudia Andujar y Nicholas Nixon https://t.co/CpTqJBaYPR @elcultural
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On ne le sait pas toujours mais Marianne Werefkin est morte à Ascona. Sa fondation consacre une exposition à la relation intellectuelle et surtout artistique, qu’elle a vécu de 1891 à 1921 avec Alexej Jawlensky, des prémices du Blau Reiter à l’abstraction.
When the Great War broke out the couple moved to Switzerland. They split in 1918. Wilna (1914), Sturmwind (1914-5), Ameisenhaufen(c1916) & Fantastic Night (1917). Von Jawlensky had cheated on her & her work seemed to reflect her heightened stress at this time
She painted again in 1906 & became an expressionist by 1907. She explored different influences in her work. The couple painted with Münter & Kandinsky in Murnau. Portrait of Werefkin by von Jawlensky (1906), Münter’s Portrait of her (1909), At the Fountain (1908) & Twins (1909)
By 1892 she met Alexej von Jawlensky & together they moved to Munich. She stopped painting to support her husband’s art for 10y. She held a salon & founded the Lukasbruderschaft (St Luke was patron of painters). Portrait (nd), Portrait (c1890)
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Alexej von Jawlensky
1912
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Expelled from Germany in 1914, Jawlensky moved to Switzerland. After a hiatus in experimentation with the human form, Jawlensky produced perhaps his best-known series, the Mystical Heads (1917–19).
Jawlensky, Mystical head, 1917-19