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Mohnblumen
1912 | painting

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Lärchen, (Berglandschaft)
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1911 | painting

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Ausblick aus dem Fenster, (Blick...
1920 | painting

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Apokalypse
1917 | painting

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Davosersee
1920 | painting

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Eisfest Davos
1914 | painting

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Nackttänzerin
1921 | painting

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Zwei Affen
1925 | painting

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Stillleben mit Blumen
1912 | painting

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Hirtenjunge mit Ziege, (Hirtenju...
1919 | painting

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Rekonvaleszent, (Genesend nach d...
1924 | painting

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Fressende Katze
1924 | painting

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Bauernpaar im Garten
1924 | painting

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Herbstbild mit Kühen und Schafen...
1921 | painting

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Die Alkoholiker, (Pfeife rauchen...
1924 | painting

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Gelber Akt
1912 | painting

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Berglandschaft, (Winterlandschaft)
1911 | painting

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Schulausflug
1910 | painting

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Hirtenjunge, (Hirtenknabe)
1912 | painting

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Schwinger, (Ringkämpfer)
1924 | painting

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Winterlandschaft bei Davos Laret...
1928 | painting

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The Painter Ernst Ludwig Kirchne...
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Eislaufbahn in Davos
1912 | painting

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Der Verurteilte, (Selbstbildnis)
1931 | painting

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Drei Lebensalter, (Drei Generati...
1923 | painting

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Nelken
1908 | painting

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Over de schouder kijkende zwarte...
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Abend im Gebirge
1920 | painting

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Dwarsdoorsnede van gebouw
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Mäher in Sommerwiese
1916 | painting

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Herbstwald
1912 | painting

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Heuträger
1924 | painting

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Mäher
1914 | painting

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Selbstbildnis mit Orang-Utan
1928 | painting

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Zwei Mäher am Davoser See
1916 | painting

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Frühlingsbild im Bündner Land, (...
1922 | painting

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Waldlandschaft, (Landschaft)
1911 | painting

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Winterlandschaft bei Davos Fraue...
1927 | painting

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Sommerwald
1912 | painting

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Eric im Laufstall, (Sonnenschirm)
1930 | painting

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Brücke, (Viadukt)
1911 | painting

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Pferd in Freiheit
1925 | painting

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Interieur mit Kind in der Wiege,...
1929 | painting

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Alpleben
1924 | painting

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Interieur Haus in der Stilli mit...
1929 | painting

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Boer met koeien
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Feldblumenstrauss
1912 | painting

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1932 | painting

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Kilby mit Katze
1920 | painting

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Groep berggeiten in rotsachtig l...
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Interieur mit Kinderplastik
1929 | painting

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Vorfrühling
1912 | painting

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Kegler auf der Alp, (Kegelspieler)
1924 | painting

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Bergachtig nachtlandschap
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Drei Heuerinnen
1918 | painting

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Heuträger
1924 | painting

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Frühlingsantrieb mit Gärtner
1928 | painting

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Rote Pferde
1920 | watercolor

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Landschaft mit Bauern
1925 | painting

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Bündnermutter
1924 | painting

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Landschaft Davosersee
1924 | painting

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Bildhauer Scherer in Kirchners A...
1923 | graphic

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Kirchner vor der Staffelei in se...
1920 | Pastel

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Philipp Bauknecht

Philipp Bauknecht

  1884
  February 26, 1933
   •   Expressionism   •   Wikipedia: Philipp Bauknecht

Philipp Bauknecht was born in 1884 into a Württemberg watchmaking family, but spent the first ten years of his life in Barcelona, Spain. However, the expressionist painter and graphic artist ultimately moved to Davos, Switzerland, where the majority of his works were created. Here Bauknecht also encountered numerous artistic influences, which subsequently had a lasting effect on his work. At first, however, the reason for his move to Davos was not very pleasant. In 1910, the painter fell ill with tuberculosis and sought recovery from his illness in the recognized climatic spa. There he came into contact both with the high society of the rich and intellectual guests in the spa facilities and with the hard and adverse living conditions of the rural population in the mountains. He uses both influences in his paintings and woodcuts.

Bauknecht also made contact with personalities in Davos who influenced his artistic work and style. Among them were the art historian Erwin Poeschel and one of the most important German expressionists: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Some similarities can be seen with his work and initially there was also an intensified collaboration between the two. Later, however, the relationship failed due to different and incompatible lifestyles. Thanks to his good contacts but of course also because of his above-average talent, Bauknecht was able to organize exhibitions of his paintings and woodcuts in Switzerland and Germany throughout his life. After Bauknecht died at a very young age in 1933 during an operation in Davos, his works had to be hidden from the Nazi henchmen and fell into oblivion. New enthusiasm for his work was only rekindled in the 1960s with renewed exhibitions.

Philipp Bauknecht is characterized by a colorful, compositionally relaxed expressionist style. At the beginning of his artistic career he was still influenced by Late Impressionism and Art Nouveau, but in the Swiss seclusion he was able to consistently find his own expressionist style. The alpine landscape and rural simplicity around Davos are always at the centre of his works, conveying a sense of originality and shifting the focus to elementary human feelings and actions. He often creates fantastic landscapes that manifest a harmony between man and nature. The landscape is often depicted highly compressed to the existential and is characterised by strong colour contrasts. However, Bauknecht is far from idealising or romanticising life in the mountains. He takes much more pleasure in the grotesque and bony exaggeration of the peasant mountain people. But he always breathes life into this simple and poor existence through a colourful and exciting colour scheme.

Philipp Bauknecht

Philipp Bauknecht
  1884
  February 26, 1933
   •   Expressionism   •   Wikipedia: Philipp Bauknecht

Philipp Bauknecht was born in 1884 into a Württemberg watchmaking family, but spent the first ten years of his life in Barcelona, Spain. However, the expressionist painter and graphic artist ultimately moved to Davos, Switzerland, where the majority of his works were created. Here Bauknecht also encountered numerous artistic influences, which subsequently had a lasting effect on his work. At first, however, the reason for his move to Davos was not very pleasant. In 1910, the painter fell ill with tuberculosis and sought recovery from his illness in the recognized climatic spa. There he came into contact both with the high society of the rich and intellectual guests in the spa facilities and with the hard and adverse living conditions of the rural population in the mountains. He uses both influences in his paintings and woodcuts.

Bauknecht also made contact with personalities in Davos who influenced his artistic work and style. Among them were the art historian Erwin Poeschel and one of the most important German expressionists: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Some similarities can be seen with his work and initially there was also an intensified collaboration between the two. Later, however, the relationship failed due to different and incompatible lifestyles. Thanks to his good contacts but of course also because of his above-average talent, Bauknecht was able to organize exhibitions of his paintings and woodcuts in Switzerland and Germany throughout his life. After Bauknecht died at a very young age in 1933 during an operation in Davos, his works had to be hidden from the Nazi henchmen and fell into oblivion. New enthusiasm for his work was only rekindled in the 1960s with renewed exhibitions.

Philipp Bauknecht is characterized by a colorful, compositionally relaxed expressionist style. At the beginning of his artistic career he was still influenced by Late Impressionism and Art Nouveau, but in the Swiss seclusion he was able to consistently find his own expressionist style. The alpine landscape and rural simplicity around Davos are always at the centre of his works, conveying a sense of originality and shifting the focus to elementary human feelings and actions. He often creates fantastic landscapes that manifest a harmony between man and nature. The landscape is often depicted highly compressed to the existential and is characterised by strong colour contrasts. However, Bauknecht is far from idealising or romanticising life in the mountains. He takes much more pleasure in the grotesque and bony exaggeration of the peasant mountain people. But he always breathes life into this simple and poor existence through a colourful and exciting colour scheme.





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