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Félix Vallotton

Nathalia Brodskaïa
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Year
2013
Language
German
Publisher
Parkstone International

About

Félix Vallotton (1865-1925) war ein französischer Künstler der Jahrhundertwende, dessen Werke bürgerliche Konventionen hinterfragten und den Geschlechterkampf thematisierten. In kühl konstruierten Kulissen findet sich eine ästhetische Provokation, die sich die Moderne zum Vorbild nehmen sollte. Die Aufmerksamkeit seiner Zeitgenossen hatte Vallotton jedoch seinen von der japanischen Kunst inspirierten, bemerkenswert elegant komponierten Holzschnitten zu verdanken.

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