What happened Emil Nolde?
From 1938 until the end of World War II, Nolde created his so-called “unpainted pictures,” mainly small-format watercolors. In the postwar period, he repainted some of them in oil and also worked on a series of self-portraits. Nolde died on April 15, 1956, in Seebüll.
What is Emil Nolde known for?
Painting
Printmaking
Emil Nolde/Known for
Where is Emil Nolde from?
Denmark
Emil Nolde/Place of birth
What school did Emil Nolde attend?
Academy of Fine Arts, Karlsruhe1889–1890
Académie Julian
Emil Nolde/Education
What mediums did Emil Nolde use?
Emil Nolde/Forms
Who influenced Emil Nolde?
Gauguin and his contemporary, Vincent van Gogh, who might be considered the forerunners of Expressionism, were both important influences upon Nolde. Like them, he does not use color to precisely render a photorealistic image, but rather to create a wistful look at an imagined scene.
When was Emil Nolde born?
August 7, 1867
Emil Nolde/Date of birth
What influenced Emil Nolde?
What does the Raft of Medusa depict?
The Raft of the Medusa depicts a dramatic moment and all emotions human beings can feel in such a situation: fear, pain, hope, madness. To do this painting Géricault studied for a long time the effects of the refraction of light on human body, and for this reason he drew a lot of preparatory sketches.