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Max Slevogt's artistic talent was discovered at the age of four. Today, the artist is known as an important painter of impressionism. Besides his work as a painter, he was a successful graphic artist and illustrator. He also worked as a stage designer at various theatres. First Max Slevogt studied at the Academy of Arts in Munich, where he created his first landscape paintings. He broke away from the academic tradition of painting and sought new ways of expressing himself. From 1890 onwards his paintings were no longer created in the studio. Unlike other artists, Slevogt now painted in the open air. Slevogt loved the depiction of glaring light that enveloped his landscapes, figures and objects. Max Slevogt painted not only panel paintings, stage sets and murals. In the course of his life he also made countless watercolours and drawings. He also engaged in printmaking and created illustrations for books. Max Slevogt often travelled to Italy and Egypt, which inspired his works. In 1892 he founded the Association of the XXIV Munich Secession with other artists. This association of artists was directed against the traditional academic understanding of art of the time.
German Impressionism differs from its French model in its milder colouring. The pictures are drawn more precisely. Unlike in France, the sky was not only depicted cloudless and sunny. Slevogt visited a large Rembrandt exhibition in Amsterdam in 1898, which deeply impressed him. The painter became friends with well-known artists of the theatre world. He loved music and played the piano excellently. Max Slevogt acquired a residence in 1914, which became known as the Slevogthof. From there he had a wide view over the Rhine plain. The landscape of the Palatinate had a lasting influence on his impressionistic painting style. The artist's estate was enlarged by several alterations. Slevogt set up a music hall and a library. He painted ceilings and walls with depictions from the works of popular poets and composers.
The peak of German Impressionism was at the turn of the century and ended with the beginning of the First World War. Max Slevogt was sent to the Western Front during the First World War. His war experiences there deeply disturbed him. In order to come to terms with the horror, Max Slevogt sought new forms of artistic expression. In 1917, he came to Berlin and headed a master studio at the Academy of Arts in Berlin. In Berlin he designed stage sets and illustrated books. Influenced by the traumatic war experiences, the painting styles of many European artists changed after the World War. New directions, such as Expressionism and New Objectivity, dominated the art world. Max Slevogt died in 1932. Although the upper middle classes accepted Impressionism from the 1920s onwards, the painting style came to an end in Germany in the 1930s.
Max Slevogt's artistic talent was discovered at the age of four. Today, the artist is known as an important painter of impressionism. Besides his work as a painter, he was a successful graphic artist and illustrator. He also worked as a stage designer at various theatres. First Max Slevogt studied at the Academy of Arts in Munich, where he created his first landscape paintings. He broke away from the academic tradition of painting and sought new ways of expressing himself. From 1890 onwards his paintings were no longer created in the studio. Unlike other artists, Slevogt now painted in the open air. Slevogt loved the depiction of glaring light that enveloped his landscapes, figures and objects. Max Slevogt painted not only panel paintings, stage sets and murals. In the course of his life he also made countless watercolours and drawings. He also engaged in printmaking and created illustrations for books. Max Slevogt often travelled to Italy and Egypt, which inspired his works. In 1892 he founded the Association of the XXIV Munich Secession with other artists. This association of artists was directed against the traditional academic understanding of art of the time.
German Impressionism differs from its French model in its milder colouring. The pictures are drawn more precisely. Unlike in France, the sky was not only depicted cloudless and sunny. Slevogt visited a large Rembrandt exhibition in Amsterdam in 1898, which deeply impressed him. The painter became friends with well-known artists of the theatre world. He loved music and played the piano excellently. Max Slevogt acquired a residence in 1914, which became known as the Slevogthof. From there he had a wide view over the Rhine plain. The landscape of the Palatinate had a lasting influence on his impressionistic painting style. The artist's estate was enlarged by several alterations. Slevogt set up a music hall and a library. He painted ceilings and walls with depictions from the works of popular poets and composers.
The peak of German Impressionism was at the turn of the century and ended with the beginning of the First World War. Max Slevogt was sent to the Western Front during the First World War. His war experiences there deeply disturbed him. In order to come to terms with the horror, Max Slevogt sought new forms of artistic expression. In 1917, he came to Berlin and headed a master studio at the Academy of Arts in Berlin. In Berlin he designed stage sets and illustrated books. Influenced by the traumatic war experiences, the painting styles of many European artists changed after the World War. New directions, such as Expressionism and New Objectivity, dominated the art world. Max Slevogt died in 1932. Although the upper middle classes accepted Impressionism from the 1920s onwards, the painting style came to an end in Germany in the 1930s.
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.jpg "Thunderstorm in Early Autumn near Neukastel by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Flower Still Life Outdoors. 1917 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "The Garden in Neukastel with the Library by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Godramstein after the Rain by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Grave with Sunspots by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Garden with Pansy Bed. 1914 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Under the Linden Trees by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Portrait of Hermann Sudermann by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Woman in White Riding a Horse by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Wrestling School by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Reclining Nude with Parasol by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Nina and Wolfgang Slevogt by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "The Nile near Aswan, 1914 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Nude Study Wrestler by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Portrait of Max Liebermann by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Reclining African Leopard by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Palatinate Landscape, Grape Harvest in Neucastel. 1916 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "The Winner by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Garden in Godrammstein with a Twisted Tree and Pond, 1910 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "A Self-Portrait in the Garden at Godramstein by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Portrait of the Dancer Sadayakko with Her Adopted Son Raikichi by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "The Front Garden of the Steinbart Villa in Berlin by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "The Family of Doctor Janos Plesch by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "The Orangutan Sailor and His Keeper by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Nini with Cat by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Palatinate Landscape with Wine Vat by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Don Quixote and Dulcinea by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Street near Godramstein by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Garden in Neu-Kladow by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Samson Breaks the Pillars of the Temple by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Portrait of Bruno Cassirer 1872-1941, 1911 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "M. Slevogt, Bridge in Florence (Ponte Della Trinità) by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Sada Yakko by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Bathhouse on the Havel. 1912 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Don Juan")
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.jpg "Floating Market on a Canal in Hamburg by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Red House on Landauer Street in Godramstein by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Self Portrait by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Dinner on the Badenburg Terrace at Castle Nymphenburg by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Bathing Boys by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "A Forest Creek by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Heath and Trees by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Unter den Linden by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Arab on Horseback by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Dancer in Gold by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Sketch for Marietta di Rigardo / Marietta Dancing with Two Musicians by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Two Leopards in a Cage by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Country House in Godramstein by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Boat on Chiemsee by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Still Life with Chocolate Bunnies by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Interior Nini at the Table with Curtain by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Fernando Cortez before Emperor Montezuma of Mexico. 1917 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Still Life with Grapes and Artichokes by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Nini at the Vine Trellis by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Portrait of Bernhard Dernburg 1865-1937, 1923 by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "A Self-Portrait in the Garden at Godramstein by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "The Art Historian Karl Voll by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Mrs. Voll with Daughter by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Red Arbor with Thunderclouds by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Nini on the Woodpile by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Requiem for the St. Georgsknights by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Francisco d’Andrade Reading a Newspaper by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Miss Eva Steinbarth by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Park in the Palatinate by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Dog Playing with Cat by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Danae by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Red Arbor with Dog by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Mountain Landscape with Phacelia Field by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "On the Garden Wall - Nini Slevogt by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Autumn Evening Mood - Neukastel by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Fleet at Hopfenmarkt by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Nina as an Indian by Max Slevogt")
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.jpg "Sandstorm in the Libyan Desert by Max Slevogt")
.jpg "Sailboats on the Alster in the Evening by Max Slevogt")
.jpg "View of Frankfurt by Max Slevogt")
.jpg "Early Autumn in the Palatinate. Vineyards near Neukastel by Max Slevogt")