Emil Nolde
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Emil Nolde was a pioneering German-Danish painter and printmaker renowned for his intensely colored, emotionally charged works that helped define early 20th-century Expressionism.
Statements (58)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Expressionist artist
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human → painter → printmaker → |
| artworksConfiscatedBy |
Nazi Germany
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surface form:
Nazi regime
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| birthName | Emil Hansen → |
| citizenship |
German Empire
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Germany → |
| countryOfBirth |
Denmark
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Germany → |
| countryOfDeath | West Germany → |
| dateOfBirth | 1867-08-07 → |
| dateOfDeath | 1956-04-13 → |
| education |
Academy of Fine Arts Karlsruhe
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surface form:
School of Applied Arts in Karlsruhe
studies in Paris → |
| ethnicOrigin | Danish → |
| field |
painting
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printmaking → |
| genre |
flower painting
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landscape painting → portrait painting → religious painting → |
| influenced |
later German Expressionists
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modern religious painters → |
| influencedBy |
Edvard Munch
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Symbolism → Vincent van Gogh → |
| knownFor |
contribution to early 20th-century Expressionism
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emotionally charged works → intensely colored paintings → |
| memberOf |
Berlin Secession
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Die Brücke → |
| movement |
Expressionism
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Expressionism →
surface form:
German Expressionism
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| name | Emil Nolde self-link → |
| notableWork |
Dance Around the Golden Calf (1910)
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Sea and Sun (1910) → The Last Supper (1909) → The Prophet (1912 woodcut) → Unpainted Pictures series → |
| numberOfWorksConfiscated | over 1000 → |
| occupation | farmer (early life) → |
| placeOfBirth |
Duchy of Schleswig
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Pinneberg →
surface form:
Nolde, Schleswig
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| placeOfDeath | Seebüll, Schleswig-Holstein → |
| residence |
Berlin
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Seebüll, Schleswig-Holstein → |
| spouse | Ada Vilstrup → |
| subjectOf | Nolde Museum Seebüll → |
| technique |
etching
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oil painting → watercolor → woodcut → |
| wasLabeledAs | degenerate artist by the Nazi regime → |
| workCharacterizedBy |
dramatic emotional intensity
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expressive brushwork → religious mysticism → vivid color contrasts → |
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