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Emil Nolde, artist
German, 1867 - 1956
T‰nzerinnen (Dancers), 1917
Woodcut
24.3 x 30.3 cm (image)
Museum purchase, funds from the Patrons of Art and Music 1960.72.8

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Artist Biography: Born Emil Hansen at Nolde near Tondern in northest Schleswig (now T¯nder in southern Denmark) into a farming family, his father a Frisian-German, his mother Danish. Married to Ada Vilstrup, who collaborated with him, printing many of the woodcuts, keeping records, etc. Changed his name to Emil Nolde ca. 1904. Expressionist painter, printmaker, and watercolorist. Most of his woodcuts, etchings, lithographs made between 1905 and 1937. Included in the group of arttists labeled as degenerate by the Nazis in 1937. 1941: forbidden to paint or exhibit his work. Lived at Seeb¸ll, close to the Danish border.~~Reference: Schiefler, Gustav. Emil Nolde. Das Graphische Werk. Revised by Christel Mosel. 2 vols. Kˆln: Verlag M. DuMont Schauberg, 1966-1967. ~

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Tänzerinnen Music Art Patrons funds purchase Museum Europe Germany Print Woodcut dancers female 2 breasts other head her hand puts one gowns flowing by side dancing women Two Emil Nolde German 5131162228180071 A008667 1960.72.8 AFGA