[ April 23, 2024 ]
Emil Nolde, Landscape (North Friesland), (Landschaft (Nordfriesland)), 1920 (detail). Oil on canvas, 86.5 x 106.5 cm © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll.
**The West is best ????**
The work of pioneering German Expressionist artist Emil Nolde (1867-1956) is being shown at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh.
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This is the most ambitious exhibition of Nolde’s work in the UK in more than two decades and only the second ever exhibition to be held in Scotland, with over 120 paintings, drawings, watercolours and prints generously loaned by Nolde Stiftung Seebüll. This full-scale retrospective charts the career of one of Germany’s most accomplished modern artists from 1901 up until 1950, just a few years before his death. Many of the works have rarely been seen outside Germany. Nolde was one of the first Expressionists and is recognised as one of the pivotal figures of the European avant-garde, renowned for his bold use of colour.
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5 Comments
5 years ago
It’s vitally important to be exposed to beauty in an ever increasingly ugly world. Folks say, “vigilance is the price of freedom” an it’s true; but being vigilant OFTEN just plain sucks raw salmonella-infused eggs.
5 years ago
Reply to
Philip
Art is always subjective. I have no favorites per se.
I like variety by lean towards classic art.
5 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
Omg. This is hysterical. I haven’t played vinyl albums since I was a lad. I just today remembered: vinyl albums have two sides! Lmao. You’d think something like that couldn’t be forgotten. It was. I kept playing only one side thinking how limited in duration the music of yesteryear was. Wow. Mind blown!
5 years ago
Not my cup of tea. 
But here’s my cup of coffee. Courtesy of Charlie Russell.
5 years ago
Rembrandt: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Girl_in_a_Picture_Frame
She was Jewish.
