Three Girls in Yellow Straw Hats I by August Macke
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August Macke (1887–1914) is regarded worldwide as one of the most important artists of the Classic Modern era and is one of the most popular German artists of the 20th century. His large oeuvre, created in only a few years and numbering almost 600 oil paintings and just as many water-colors and nearly 9,000 drawings, is characterized by a unique and unmistakable style and is considered to be one of Expressionism's most significant achievements.
Of central and significant importance in the work of August Macke is the deployment of color and its luminous effects; his core motif is the unity of humankind and nature. Macke saw art as a parable, as the "song of the beauty of things." Brightness, clarity, the here-and-now, and trust in the visible world are specific characteristics of his art. He translated his deeply felt beauty of living and of the world into harmonious symphonies of paradise-like imagery that convey his positive outlook on life and the joy of existence he felt.
Title
Three Girls in Yellow Straw Hats I — 1913
Image Size
5930 px x 8384 px
19.77" w x 27.95" h
300 DPI
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Of central and significant importance in the work of August Macke is the deployment of color and its luminous effects; his core motif is the unity of humankind and nature. Macke saw art as a parable, as the "song of the beauty of things." Brightness, clarity, the here-and-now, and trust in the visible world are specific characteristics of his art. He translated his deeply felt beauty of living and of the world into harmonious symphonies of paradise-like imagery that convey his positive outlook on life and the joy of existence he felt.
Title
Three Girls in Yellow Straw Hats I — 1913
Image Size
5930 px x 8384 px
19.77" w x 27.95" h
300 DPI
Tiff
Note: Watermark will not appear on downloaded file
