Gordon, Donald E.: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Cambridge University Press, 1968. Hardback. 30x24cms.
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Bern Kunsthalle, 5. März bis 17. April 1933. 8°. 52 S. Text mit 5 Originalholzschnitten im Text und XXII s/w.Tafeln. Originalbroschur mit dem Namenszug Kirchners in Holzschnitt.
Exemplar mit bedeutender Provenienz: Aus dem Besitz von Erwin Friedrich Baumann (1890-1980) mit handschriftlichem Besitzvermerk auf dem Titel und Besitzerstempel auf dem Umschlag. Baumann, Architekt und Bildhauer, lernte 1918 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in Davos kennen. Baumann arbeitete als Architekt im Büro von Rudolf Gaberel und wurde u.a. mit der Bauleitung des Waldfriedhofes, auf dem das Grab Kirchners liegt, beauftragt. Baumann wurde erst in den 80er Jahren durch Brieffunde Kirchners bekannt. Kirchner berief sich, vor allem bei seinen Skulpturen auf das Urteil Baumanns. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner richtete seinen Abschiedsbrief am 15. Juni 1938, vor seinem Selbstmord, an Baumann. Baumann hatte wiederholt versucht das Werk Kirchners in der Schweiz bekannt zu machen. Er war massgeblich am Zustandekommen der Berner Ausstellung beteiligt. - Originalausgabe der legendären grossen Museumsausstellung mit 296 ausgestellten Werken. Mit einem Text von Max Huggler und dem von Kirchner selbst unter seinem Pseudonym Louis de Marsalle verfassten biographischen Reflexionen. - Umschlag und Schnitt etwas angestaubt und stockfleckig. Rücken und Hinterdeckel fleckig. Rücken am Kopf leicht anigerissen und mit handschriftlichem Künstlernamen.
, Kerber, 2005 Mit einem Vorwort von Thomas Kellein. 17 x 24 cm. 192 S. mit 123 farb. Abb. Biografien. Fester Einband. Text in deutscher Sprache. . ISBN 9783938025573.
. In June 1905, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fritz Bleyl, Erich Heckel, and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff founded an association of artists known as the Brucke. Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, and Otto Mueller were also members for a time. Over the eight years? of their intense collective work, until the group broke up in 1913, the Brucke (Bridge) became the quintessence of German Expressionism. The 100th anniversary of the founding of the Brucke is the perfect occasion for the publication to literally put the protagonists into the picture. The theme of the over eighty paintings, watercolors, drawings, and prints taken from German and international collections is the artist?s view of himself and his friends. Of special significance is the group of self-portraits by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, which have not played much of a role in previous examinations of his oeuvre. More than 120 coloured reproductions of the works are supplemented by texts on Kirchner's portrait techniques and on the background of the artists group.
Leipzig, Kunsthalle Bielefeld, 2005 Hardcover with illustr. boards, 192pp., 17x24cm., 123 col. ills., new. ISBN 9783938025573.
In June 1905, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fritz Bleyl, Erich Heckel, and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff founded an association of artists known as the Brucke. Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, and Otto Mueller were also members for a time. Over the eight years? of their intense collective work, until the group broke up in 1913, the Brucke (Bridge) became the quintessence of German Expressionism. The 100th anniversary of the founding of the Brucke is the perfect occasion for the publication to literally put the protagonists into the picture. The theme of the over eighty paintings, watercolors, drawings, and prints taken from German and international collections is the artist?s view of himself and his friends. Of special significance is the group of self-portraits by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, which have not played much of a role in previous examinations of his oeuvre. More than 120 coloured reproductions of the works are supplemented by texts on Kirchner?s portrait techniques and on the background of the artists group.
Gordon, Donald E.: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Mit einem kritischen Katalog sämtlicher Gemälde. Munich: Prestel, 1968. 484 pages, 28 tipped-in colour plates and hundreds of b&w illustrations. Hardback. 24x30cms. Standard reference work, with chronological study, critical catalogue raisonné, examples of signatures, list of collections, exhibitions, bibliography. Text in German.
Standard reference work, with chronological study, critical catalogue raisonné, examples of signatures, list of collections, exhibitions, bibliography. Text in German
Gordon, Donald E: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1968. 475 pages, illustrated throughout. Hardback. 24 x 30cms.