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The proto-surrealist - Arnold Böcklin (1827-1901). Swiss Symbolist painter. Böcklin influenced Giorgio de Chirico, who said "Each of Böcklin's works is a shock". He also influenced other Surrealist painters like Max Ernst and Salvador Dalí.
Isle of the Dead – Arnold Böcklin, 1886.
(Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig).
@Robert58585858 @trad_revival I wasn’t familiar with Böcklin so I looked him up. I see what you mean.
"Isle of the Dead"
Arnold Böcklin (1883) // Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach (circa 1905).
Giorgio de Chirico was an Italian artist and writer born in Greece. In the years before World War I, he founded the scuola metafisica art movement, which profoundly influenced the surrealists. His early style was influenced by Arnold Böcklin, classically trained rule breaker.
@PasqualeTotaro Solo ho amica la notte.
Sempre potrò trascorrere con essa
d’attimo in attimo, non ore vane;
ma tempo cui il mio palpito trasmetto
come m’aggrada, senza mai distrarmene.
(Giuseppe Ungaretti)
#TeneraÈLaNotte #DonneInArte
#SalaLettura #TraBeneEmale
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🎨 Arnold Böcklin, 1880
@albertopetro2 @Rebeka80721106 @smarucci461 @LunaLeso @martinis2018 @migliaccio31 @marialves53 @ANNAMARIABIASI1 @Biagio960 @DavLucia @dianadep1 @agustin_gut @BaroneZaza70 @culture_more @angela3nipoti1 @GerardBigPlus1 @Messe11 @anne_camozzi @fra852 @paoloigna1 @EnricoCastrovil @erminiopasquat1 @arteeblog @AlessandraCicc6 @ValerioLivia @gori_magnani @CaterinaCategio @GiuseppeTurrisi @albert_cunill #BuongiornoATutti
Amore deceduto,
caduto sul mio
occhiello.
A me piaga dischiusa
e fiore primaverile!
Camelia vivente,
di sangue screziato.
Tristan Corbiére
#TraImaledetti
#SalaLettura
#18aprile
#Painting
#Arte Arnold Böcklin
@albertopetro2 @smarucci461 @scastaldi9 @LunaLeso @martinis2018 @migliaccio31 @marialves53 @ANNAMARIABIASI1 @Biagio960 @DavLucia @dianadep1 @agustin_gut @BaroneZaza70 @culture_more @angela3nipoti1 @GerardBigPlus1 @Messe11 @anne_camozzi @fra852 @paoloigna1 @EnricoCastrovil @erminiopasquat1 @arteeblog @AlessandraCicc6 @ValerioLivia @gori_magnani @CaterinaCategio @GiuseppeTurrisi @albert_cunill "Voglio incedere dritto e calmo nella Vita verso la meta a cui mi spingerà il destino, senza violenza, né rimorsi,né invidia; sarà questo il felice dovere in gaie lotte". P Verlaine
#TraIMaledetti #SalaLettura
Buona domenica, grande Maestro Alberto e tutti❤
A Böcklin
@DavLucia
"O Nymphs, daughters
of great-hearted Okeanos,
you dwell inside
the earth’s damp caves."
📜'The Orphic Hymns' as translated by Apostolos Athanassakis
“Triton Carrying a Nereid on His Back” (1875) by Arnold Böcklin
Celebrating #Spring2021 w/#FairyTaleTuesday
with some #spring #art
🌷"Springtime" by Pierre Auguste Cot, 1873
🌷"Flora Scattering Flowers" by Arnold Böcklin,1875
#artontwitter #tuesdayvibe #SpringTime
Mermaids at Play, 1886, Arnold Böcklin
ภาพสีน้ำมันของเหล่าเงือกที่ขึ้นมาว่ายน้ำเล่นกันท้าคลื่นค่ะ 🌊
Arnold Böcklin.
Suiza, 1827-1901.
Sanctuary of Hercules.
I° versión. Ca. 1880
Böcklin was back in Munich by 1872. Self-Portrait (1872), Nymph on Pan’s Shoulders (1874), Vestalin (1874) & Idyll (1875). Nowadays we see the escapism of his work & it’s lack of imagination, but at the time such work was part of popular culture & yearning.
The Night-time phenomenon "Will-o'-the-Wisp" features in folklore throughout the world. Here depicted in "Das Irrlicht" by Arnold Böcklin. Also, musically in Winterreise 9:
"In die tiefsten Felsengründe/Lockte mich ein Irrlicht hin." #MuseumsUnlocked Day 124
Originating in Olde English folklore and later all over Europe & north America, a 'Will-o'-the-Wisp' is an atmospheric ghost-like light seen by travelers at night, especially over bogs, swamps or marshes. #FolkloreThursday
Art from:
Hermann Hendrich, 1823.
Arnold Böcklin, 1882.