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Kasimir Malevitch (French Edition)

DOC Kasimir Malevitch (French Edition) by Jp. A. Calosse in Arts-Photography

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Jenseits der Sonnenblumen; der Schwertlilien und des Portrauml;ts von Doktor Gachet befindet sich ein Mensch; Vincent van Gogh (geboren 1853; gestorben 1890) mit all seiner Begabung und Zerbrechlichkeit. Der Post-Impressionist van Gogh uuml;bte mit seiner Kreativitauml;t und seiner Technik einen enormen Einfluss auf das Verstauml;ndnis der Malerei des 19. Jahrhunderts aus. Er war Vorlauml;ufer der Expressionisten; der Fauvisten und der modernen Kunst uuml;berhaupt. Heute jedoch wird van Gogh vor allem als das Symbol des von Krankheit; anderen Menschen und vor allem seinen eigenen Dauml;monen gequauml;lten Malers wahrgenommen. Die Autorin dieses Ebooks befasst sich sowohl mit van Goghs Briefen als auch seinen Gemauml;lden; die eine vouml;llig neue Herangehensweise an die Farbe verkouml;rpern. Die Legende steht dabei hauml;ufig in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft mit Banalitauml;ten; und das groszlig;e kuuml;nstlerische Genie wird mit der kleinlichen Wirklichkeit des Lebens konfrontiert. Trotz all seiner Auml;ngste spuuml;rte van Gogh die Wichtigkeit seiner Arbeit und beharrte auf seinem Recht; anders zu sein. Die Zukunft gab ihm Recht.


#3873976 in eBooks 2011-12-22 2011-12-22File Name: B00CR6D56Q


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1 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Bruce M. DaviesArrived on time. No problem.4 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Nicht sehr gut!By Georges MelkiI wish I could be as enthusiastic about this book as some other reviewers...Unfortunately; I found that the musical analyses are below my expectations. I bought this book while deeply involved in the Third; which I listened to almost daily; so it was natural for me to read Floros analysis many times with the score in hand. To start with; he divides the first movement in four parts: Introduction; Exposition; Development and Recapitulation; but it so happens that the Recapitulation contains both the Introduction and the Exposition with some changes; which made me wonder what Floros had in mind when he isolated the section leading into the horns theme in F-major as separate from the exposition...On the other hand; nowhere does he underline the various themes and their relationships; giving just a list of subsections with bar numbers(and with a mistake to boot: bars 247 to 272 are missing from the list on page 94; but are mentioned in the text page 96 ...). Even the striking similarity -albeit fortuitous-between the opening "fanfare theme" and the principal subject of the fourth movement of Brahms First Symphony is not mentioned! And there is not one single musical example from the mighty first movement!Other symphonies are somewhat better; but all in all I would not strongly recommend this book to those who are looking for Tovey-style analyses of musical works; or those who are used to Groves analyses of Beethoven symphonies. And having read Stephen E. Heflings excellent book on Das Lied von der Erde; Im looking forward to his upcoming two-volume study of Mahlers symphonies; to be published by Yale University Press...2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great book.By Harry BransonIf you like Mahler; this is the book to have. Enlightening explanation of the symphonies. Worth reading then keeping as a reference.

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