Exhibition Poster "Chagall" (1985) of the Kestner Society Hannover, Framed
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Poster | Framed | Glazed | Format 89 x 57 cm (H/W)
Those who love modern art know the Kestner Community in Hannover as an art institution. In the history of modern, it plays an important role. A lot of its exhibitions travel to the most different European centers of culture.
Founded in 1916 to meet the needs of the modern art, it's aim is "Not to make impact as a place to spend time with pleasure, but also as a motivator or even as a pathogen." In 1936 they presented an overview of works by Franz Mark, who'd been outlawed long before. A compulsory break of twelve years was followed by a lively exhibition activity with many great names from Picasso and Klimt to Grosz and Warhol. In 1982, the Kestner Community received the Theo Wormland Prize for its "persistent, nationally and internationally oriented mediation of contemporary art creation."
The last exhibition in the lifetime of one of the most popular artists of the 20th century! The 97-year old Chagall died during the exhibition of his watercolors, gouaches, and drawings on 28/03/1985.
A poster to the exhibition "Works on paper 01.02.-08.04.1985". Framed in the black solid wood strip, glazed. Format 89 x 64.5 cm (H/W).
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Exhibition Poster "Chagall" (1985) of the Kestner Society Hannover, Framed
Those who love modern art know the Kestner Community in Hannover as an art institution. In the history of modern, it plays an important role. A lot of its exhibitions travel to the most different European centers of culture.
Founded in 1916 to meet the needs of the modern art, it's aim is "Not to make impact as a place to spend time with pleasure, but also as a motivator or even as a pathogen." In 1936 they presented an overview of works by Franz Mark, who'd been outlawed long before. A compulsory break of twelve years was followed by a lively exhibition activity with many great names from Picasso and Klimt to Grosz and Warhol. In 1982, the Kestner Community received the Theo Wormland Prize for its "persistent, nationally and internationally oriented mediation of contemporary art creation."
The last exhibition in the lifetime of one of the most popular artists of the 20th century! The 97-year old Chagall died during the exhibition of his watercolors, gouaches, and drawings on 28/03/1985.
A poster to the exhibition "Works on paper 01.02.-08.04.1985". Framed in the black solid wood strip, glazed. Format 89 x 64.5 cm (H/W).