Die Brücke – Karl Schmidt-Rottluff

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Afl. 1/6 – In 1911 schilderde Karl Schmidt-Rottluff bijna abstracte landschappen met paarse luchten, rode velden en oranje weggetjes. Dat werd niet meteen gewaardeerd door de pers, de galeries en musea, en daarom ging Die Brücke zelf op zoek naar een community van medestanders. Caspar Stalenhoef gaat hierover in gesprek met Angelika Bisseling van Museum Kranenburgh. https://www.kranenburgh.nl/tentoonstelling/94/kunstenaars-van-die-brucke Wil je meer te weten komen over het expressionisme? Luister dan ook naar onze podcastafleveringen ‘Vlaamse expressionisten’ en ‘Een geschiedenis van de Bergense School’.Muziek: ‘Calisson’ van Blue Dot Sessions

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