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.jpg "Villa by the Sea by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Will-o")
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.jpg "Sacred Grove, 1886 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Nymph and Satyr by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Chapel by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Odysseus and Polyphemus by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Sappho by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Sacred Grove by Arnold Böcklin")
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_Oil_On_-_(MeisterDrucke-964282).jpg "Centaur at the Village Blacksmith by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Adventurer. 1882 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Self-portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Moonlit landscape with ruins by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Ruin by the Sea by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Faun plucking a blackbird by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Angelica guarded by a dragon by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Vestal by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Chapel, 1898 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Landscape in the Roman Campagna by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Triton blowing a conch shell by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Freedom Helvetia by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Two fishing Pans by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Roman Landscape by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Ruin by the Sea by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Flora by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Odysseus and Polyphemus by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle, 1872 by Arnold Böcklin")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-376857).jpg "The Island of the Living, 1888 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Battle of the Centaurs, 1872-73 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Play of the Nereides by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Elysian Fields by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Naked Child with Blonde Hair by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait with Fiddling Death. 1872 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Ulysses and Calypso, 1882 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Nymphs and Satyrs by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Saint Anthony Preaching to the Fish by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Silence of the Forest by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Homecoming by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Sirens. 1875 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Sea Idyll by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Island of Life, 1888 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "In the Play of the Waves by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Self Portrait, 1873 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Plague by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "In the Play of the Waves by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Summer Day, 1881 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Pirate Assault on a Coastal Fort, 1872 by Arnold Böcklin")
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 1886-87 - (MeisterDrucke-212154).jpg "Calm Sea by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Pan in the Reeds by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Sleeping Diana Watched by Two Fauns by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Calm Sea by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "In the play of the waves by Arnold Böcklin")
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_1859_-_(MeisterDrucke-803854).jpg "Castle by the Sea (Murder in the Castle) by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Plague by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Hunt of Diana by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Abandoned Venus by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Venus Anadyomene by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Play of the Nereides, 1886 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Mermaids by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Centaur and Nymph by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Nymph at the Spring by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Flora scattering flowers by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Orlando Furioso by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Centaurus and Nymph by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Plague by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Spring Evening by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Centaur fight by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "In the Sea, 1883 by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "A View of the Village of Tenniken by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Angelica guarded by a dragon by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Girl and boy picking flowers by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Penitent Mary Magdalene by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Germans hunting boar by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Sanctuary of Hercules by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Spring Hymn by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Self-portrait by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Roman Landscape with a Bridge by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Shepherd")
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_1872_-_(MeisterDrucke-376785).jpg "The Death of Cleopatra (first version) by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Shield with the Face of Medusa by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Pan in the Reeds by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Hermit by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Mother and Child by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Angela Böckling by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Spring in a Narrow Gorge by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait in the Studio by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "In the Pontine Marshes by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "The Deposition by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Ruin by the Sea by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Villa by the Sea by Arnold Böcklin")
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.jpg "Odysseus and Polyphemus by Arnold Böcklin")
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Light is reflected in the water, sparkles through a canopy of leaves and you can literally feel the breeze gently tipping the reeds aside. The paintings of the Swiss painter Arnold Böcklin are so powerfully and masterfully expressed that one would like to sit in front of his masterpieces for hours. Restrained yet expressive, that was his strength and it is not without reason that he is considered one of the founders of Symbolism.
Arnold Böcklin was born in Basel in 1827 and was already as a young man caught up in an uninterrupted urge to travel, which would not leave him until his death. After his training in Düsseldorf, he spent extended periods of time in Belgium and the Netherlands, in Paris at the Louvre or in ancient Rome. Each stay left a lasting impression and had a particular impact on his works of art. While his first paintings were characterized by peaceful landscape painting, in which muted colors, gentle breezes and winking sunbeams predominate, his style later changed to the over-compensatory ideal of antique-mythological art. Instead of green hills and colourful trees, dark motifs such as ruins, wars, death and the plague increasingly came to the fore.
Böcklin was influenced, among other things, by his travels and numerous moves from one vibrant European city to another, which was expressed above all in his love of landscape painting. However, the paradigm shift in Europe at that time towards growing nationalism and imperialism combined with wars and epidemics and personal strokes of fate also had a decisive influence on Böcklin. Together with his wife and muse Angela Pascucci, he gave birth to fourteen children, eight of whom died in infancy. Pictures such as his work "Self-Portrait with Fiddling Death" bear witness to his grief and the depression of these losses. On top of this came financial problems, impending poverty and artistic setbacks.
With "Pan in the Reeds" in 1859, he finally made his first breakthrough and marked the beginning of his transformation from landscape impressionism to mythical symbolism, which he decisively influenced with his works during his creative period. Whether it be idyllic landscapes or stormy mythical and religious motifs, Böcklin loved the play of light and shadow, of light and dark between plants, trees, waters and rocks. He processed social and political events in Europe at the time in expressions of deep mythology such as in "A Murderer Persecuted by Furies" or "Centaur Fight" in 1873, which is interpreted as his emblematic contemporary expression of the Franco-Prussian War. Böcklin's works were not popular with everyone at the time, many critics found his paintings too "loud" or "shouting" or were shocked by the "offensive" motifs. Nevertheless, Böcklin managed during his lifetime to gain attention and recognition throughout Europe with his works of art and he was able to settle at the age of 68 in the Italian city of Florence, where he died on 18 January 1901.
Light is reflected in the water, sparkles through a canopy of leaves and you can literally feel the breeze gently tipping the reeds aside. The paintings of the Swiss painter Arnold Böcklin are so powerfully and masterfully expressed that one would like to sit in front of his masterpieces for hours. Restrained yet expressive, that was his strength and it is not without reason that he is considered one of the founders of Symbolism.
Arnold Böcklin was born in Basel in 1827 and was already as a young man caught up in an uninterrupted urge to travel, which would not leave him until his death. After his training in Düsseldorf, he spent extended periods of time in Belgium and the Netherlands, in Paris at the Louvre or in ancient Rome. Each stay left a lasting impression and had a particular impact on his works of art. While his first paintings were characterized by peaceful landscape painting, in which muted colors, gentle breezes and winking sunbeams predominate, his style later changed to the over-compensatory ideal of antique-mythological art. Instead of green hills and colourful trees, dark motifs such as ruins, wars, death and the plague increasingly came to the fore.
Böcklin was influenced, among other things, by his travels and numerous moves from one vibrant European city to another, which was expressed above all in his love of landscape painting. However, the paradigm shift in Europe at that time towards growing nationalism and imperialism combined with wars and epidemics and personal strokes of fate also had a decisive influence on Böcklin. Together with his wife and muse Angela Pascucci, he gave birth to fourteen children, eight of whom died in infancy. Pictures such as his work "Self-Portrait with Fiddling Death" bear witness to his grief and the depression of these losses. On top of this came financial problems, impending poverty and artistic setbacks.
With "Pan in the Reeds" in 1859, he finally made his first breakthrough and marked the beginning of his transformation from landscape impressionism to mythical symbolism, which he decisively influenced with his works during his creative period. Whether it be idyllic landscapes or stormy mythical and religious motifs, Böcklin loved the play of light and shadow, of light and dark between plants, trees, waters and rocks. He processed social and political events in Europe at the time in expressions of deep mythology such as in "A Murderer Persecuted by Furies" or "Centaur Fight" in 1873, which is interpreted as his emblematic contemporary expression of the Franco-Prussian War. Böcklin's works were not popular with everyone at the time, many critics found his paintings too "loud" or "shouting" or were shocked by the "offensive" motifs. Nevertheless, Böcklin managed during his lifetime to gain attention and recognition throughout Europe with his works of art and he was able to settle at the age of 68 in the Italian city of Florence, where he died on 18 January 1901.
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.jpg "The Isle of the Dead by Arnold Böcklin")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-802554).jpg "Isle of the Dead. 1883 (Third Version of Five) by Arnold Böcklin")
.jpg "Isle of the Dead by Arnold Böcklin")
.jpg "Isle of the Dead by Arnold Böcklin")