The Legacy of Klimt and Schiele

The conceptual and stylistic transformations initiated by Klimt and Schiele resonated with their compatriots and beyond. From Oskar Kokoschka’s expressionist outpourings and Christian Schad’s cool sophistication to Max Beckmann’s compressed metaphors and Otto Dix’s biting social critiques, artists across Europe responded to Klimt and Schiele by creating new and challenging works that continued to define avant-garde modernism throughout the first half of the 20th century.
Judith Bookbinder, adjunct professor, Department of Art, Art History, and Film Studies, Boston College
Wednesday, May 9, 2018

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Am I in error to pronounce the word Trip-tik?

[@danieladeutsch1708]

Seems like the writer Chaim Potok was inspired by Aronson in his books My name is Asher Lev and The Gift of Asher Lev as it is about a boy/young painter that is very gifted, an orthodox Jew and is painting christian religion mythology themes. Very interesting.

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The psychic weather really did impact these artists’ work in the years just preceding World War One

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Beautiful

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egons name is not sheila...

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the aronson christ in the house of simon reads to me as influenced by schiele's secession poster too. of all the men at the dinner table.

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Is there a podcast version?

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One word: CLIPGRAB

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