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.jpg "Evening Bells by Carlos Schwabe")
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.jpg "Study for \"The Wave\" (1907) by Carlos Schwabe")
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.jpg "Pelleas and Melisande, play by Maurice Maeterlinck, 1922 by Carlos Schwabe")
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.jpg "The dream, title page of novel by Emile Zola by Carlos Schwabe")
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.jpg "Three Wise Virgins by Carlos Schwabe")
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.jpg "The Rendez-vous, 1892 by Carlos Schwabe")
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.jpg "Two Angels, 1904 by Carlos Schwabe")
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.jpg "Pommiers Fleuris, 1912 by Carlos Schwabe")
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Emile Martin Charles Schwabe, known as Carlos Schwabe (b. July 21, 1866 in Altona; † January 22, 1926 in Avon, Département Seine-et-Marne), was a remarkable artist who represented both German and Swiss Symbolism in a remarkable way. The luminous palette of his works blended the sublimity of German culture with the delicate delicacy of Swiss art. The son of Georges Henri Charles Auguste, a merchant, and Jeanne Henriette Christine, née Bolten, Schwabe was born in Altona, Holstein. Around 1870, however, his family made the decisive move to Geneva, an event that would shape Schwabe's future artistic path.
With his well-rounded education at the École des arts industriels in Geneva between 1882 and 1884, Schwabe grew a deep understanding and appreciation for art. His passion for Symbolist art awakened during his time in Paris, where he moved after completing his studies. Here he immersed himself in the world of symbolism, developing wallpaper patterns and deepening his knowledge, which manifested itself in his drawings and paintings. The artful representation of his works in the form of art prints is a tribute to his unique style, which was admired both in Paris and in Geneva, where he traveled regularly. Schwabe's influence on Art Nouveau is undeniable, and he is often seen as a precursor of this style. His art from the 1890s is characterized by lush floral ornamentation and frequent depictions of angels and the Virgin Mary. In addition to illustrating a variety of literary works, including Le rêve (1892) by Émile Zola, Les Fleurs du Mal (1900) by Charles Baudelaire, Pelléas et Mélisande (1892) by Maurice Maeterlinck, and Au Jardin de l'Infant (1908) by Albert Samain, he also married twice.
A recognized artist, Schwabe was awarded the Gold Medal at the Paris World's Fair in 1900. The following year, he was honored to be made an officer of the French Legion of Honor. Despite his German and Swiss roots, he lived the rest of his life in France and died in Avon, south of Paris. Schwabe's ability to capture beauty and depth on canvas makes him a true master of his art. His works live on in our fine art prints, which capture the subtleties of each brush stroke and pay homage to this remarkable artist. His paintings are not just a representation of art, but tell a story that lives on in each of our art prints.
Emile Martin Charles Schwabe, known as Carlos Schwabe (b. July 21, 1866 in Altona; † January 22, 1926 in Avon, Département Seine-et-Marne), was a remarkable artist who represented both German and Swiss Symbolism in a remarkable way. The luminous palette of his works blended the sublimity of German culture with the delicate delicacy of Swiss art. The son of Georges Henri Charles Auguste, a merchant, and Jeanne Henriette Christine, née Bolten, Schwabe was born in Altona, Holstein. Around 1870, however, his family made the decisive move to Geneva, an event that would shape Schwabe's future artistic path.
With his well-rounded education at the École des arts industriels in Geneva between 1882 and 1884, Schwabe grew a deep understanding and appreciation for art. His passion for Symbolist art awakened during his time in Paris, where he moved after completing his studies. Here he immersed himself in the world of symbolism, developing wallpaper patterns and deepening his knowledge, which manifested itself in his drawings and paintings. The artful representation of his works in the form of art prints is a tribute to his unique style, which was admired both in Paris and in Geneva, where he traveled regularly. Schwabe's influence on Art Nouveau is undeniable, and he is often seen as a precursor of this style. His art from the 1890s is characterized by lush floral ornamentation and frequent depictions of angels and the Virgin Mary. In addition to illustrating a variety of literary works, including Le rêve (1892) by Émile Zola, Les Fleurs du Mal (1900) by Charles Baudelaire, Pelléas et Mélisande (1892) by Maurice Maeterlinck, and Au Jardin de l'Infant (1908) by Albert Samain, he also married twice.
A recognized artist, Schwabe was awarded the Gold Medal at the Paris World's Fair in 1900. The following year, he was honored to be made an officer of the French Legion of Honor. Despite his German and Swiss roots, he lived the rest of his life in France and died in Avon, south of Paris. Schwabe's ability to capture beauty and depth on canvas makes him a true master of his art. His works live on in our fine art prints, which capture the subtleties of each brush stroke and pay homage to this remarkable artist. His paintings are not just a representation of art, but tell a story that lives on in each of our art prints.
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