August Macke:
Picture "St. Germain, close to Tunis" (1914)
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Limited, 1,000 Copies | Reproduction on Handmade Paper | Solid Wood Frame | Size 33 x 38 cm
Art history was made when Paul Klees, Louis Molliets and August Mackes travelled to Tunis. Under the African sun, all three artists revolutionised their respective styles while they found countless subjects in the winding alleys and gained a different access to things like colour and form.
St. Germain, an exclusive residential district close to Tunis which has been renamed Ezzahra, was their first stop. At the time, Ernst Jäggi, a physician and a friend of Molliet's, lived here. His house can still be found in the town. Even today, more than a century after the legendary voyage, Macke's pictures of Tunis are proof for his genius as a painter.
"St. Germain, close to Tunis" (1914): A selected picture from the last and most creative period of Macke's artistic work. Original: watercolour on paper.
Limited edition of 1,000 prints. The picture was reproduced in a sophisticated process on mould-wade (225g) with embossing. Framed in solid wood. Size 33 x 38 cm.
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August Macke: Picture "St. Germain, close to Tunis" (1914)
Art history was made when Paul Klees, Louis Molliets and August Mackes travelled to Tunis. Under the African sun, all three artists revolutionised their respective styles while they found countless subjects in the winding alleys and gained a different access to things like colour and form.
St. Germain, an exclusive residential district close to Tunis which has been renamed Ezzahra, was their first stop. At the time, Ernst Jäggi, a physician and a friend of Molliet's, lived here. His house can still be found in the town. Even today, more than a century after the legendary voyage, Macke's pictures of Tunis are proof for his genius as a painter.
"St. Germain, close to Tunis" (1914): A selected picture from the last and most creative period of Macke's artistic work. Original: watercolour on paper.
Limited edition of 1,000 prints. The picture was reproduced in a sophisticated process on mould-wade (225g) with embossing. Framed in solid wood. Size 33 x 38 cm.