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Alexej von Jawlensky:
Painting "Summer Evening in Murnau" (1908-09) in model framing

Alexej von Jawlensky: Painting "Summer Evening in Murnau" (1908-09) in model framing
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Alexej von Jawlensky:
Painting "Summer Evening in Murnau" (1908-09) in model framing

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Limited, 1000 exemplars | Facsimile print on hand-made paper | Model framing | Format: 64 x 52 cm

With the painting made around 1908 in Murnau, with his bright and pure colors and his contrasts and wide surfaces, Alexej von Jawlensky stays true to his unmistakable style.

5-color facsimile print on 270 g Rives hand-made paper. Limited edition of 1000 exemplars. In silvery solid wood model framing. Format: 64 x 52 cm.

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Alexej von Jawlensky: Painting "Summer Evening in Murnau" (1908-09) in model framing

With the painting made around 1908 in Murnau, with his bright and pure colors and his contrasts and wide surfaces, Alexej von Jawlensky stays true to his unmistakable style.

5-color facsimile print on 270 g Rives hand-made paper. Limited edition of 1000 exemplars. In silvery solid wood model framing. Format: 64 x 52 cm.

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Alexej von Jawlensky (1864-1941) was a German-Russian painter.

In 1889, the former officer in the Tsarist army begins with his artistic training. In 1896, he moved to Munich to visit a private art school. In Munich he met Wassily Kandinsky. In Murnau, Jawlensky worked the first time with Kandinsky and Gabriele Munter. The idea of establishing "Munich new artists Association" was formed at this time. Also, Jawlensky of the movement of the Blue Rider belonged to. With Kandinsky, Klee and Feininger, later, he founded the group “The Blue Four".

The artist is shown in 1914 at the beginning of the First World War as Russian citizen from Germany and settled first in the Switzerland and point out in Wiesbaden. At that time, his abstract heads appeared. In 1941, Jawlensky dies of a serious illness.

Influenced by the Fauvism, Alexej von Jawlensky painted with bright colours, violent brushwork and dark outlines. His works are among the most wanted works of classical modernity and can be found in major museums around the world.