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Oskar Moll's art career began when he studied biology in Switzerland. During this he taught himself to paint and finally decided to pursue this career. Soon he moved to Berlin, where he worked as assistant to the German artist and graphic designer Lovis Corinth. He became his teacher and friend and Moll stayed with him for three years. At the same time he tried to study art science, but autodidacticism should always be more important to him. His love life also connects him with art, he married the sculptor and painter Margarethe Haeffner, his student, in 1906. Under her pseudonym Marg Moll gained this fame and influenced her husband towards cubism.
Together they moved to Paris and made the acquaintance of Henri Matisse, they were involved in the founding of the Académie Matisse, where this young artist taught. During the war, Moll was a member of the Novembergruppe, the artists' association (named after the November Revolution) with numerous Expressionists and architects as its members, and the Freie Secession, another artists' group led by Max Liebermann. Years later Moll became professor (later director) at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts in Wroclaw, where he worked until its closure. He was then transferred to the Düsseldorf Art Academy, where he had to fight defamation, however; finally he was dismissed and branded as a provider of degenerate art, one of his exhibitions was also prevented by the Nazis and his works were confiscated. These slanders brought him into great professional difficulties and forced him to close down his group of artists called Selection. Great masters like Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and Max Beckmann had been part of it. He and his wife lived in seclusion in Berlin until their house (including paintings by Picasso, Munch, Braque, Matisse and himself) was destroyed in an air raid. They sought refuge in Moll's birthplace, Brieg, but were forced back to Berlin as refugees by the Red Army. Moll died there in 1947, and in the year after his death three memorial exhibitions were held in his honour.
To this day, Moll's landscapes, portraits and still lifes are extremely well known; he stands out with his abstract depictions and vivid, contrasting colours. His motifs often seem like ornaments. Moll remained connected with Henri Matisse throughout his life, he was also one of the first Matisse collectors and his art is full of the master's influences. He always remained true to his impressionistic and cubistic style, especially the combination of eastern European colorism and French influences make him stand out. About two thirds of his paintings were destroyed by the Second World War, but Moll nevertheless counts among the most important representatives of 20th century European painting.
Oskar Moll's art career began when he studied biology in Switzerland. During this he taught himself to paint and finally decided to pursue this career. Soon he moved to Berlin, where he worked as assistant to the German artist and graphic designer Lovis Corinth. He became his teacher and friend and Moll stayed with him for three years. At the same time he tried to study art science, but autodidacticism should always be more important to him. His love life also connects him with art, he married the sculptor and painter Margarethe Haeffner, his student, in 1906. Under her pseudonym Marg Moll gained this fame and influenced her husband towards cubism.
Together they moved to Paris and made the acquaintance of Henri Matisse, they were involved in the founding of the Académie Matisse, where this young artist taught. During the war, Moll was a member of the Novembergruppe, the artists' association (named after the November Revolution) with numerous Expressionists and architects as its members, and the Freie Secession, another artists' group led by Max Liebermann. Years later Moll became professor (later director) at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts in Wroclaw, where he worked until its closure. He was then transferred to the Düsseldorf Art Academy, where he had to fight defamation, however; finally he was dismissed and branded as a provider of degenerate art, one of his exhibitions was also prevented by the Nazis and his works were confiscated. These slanders brought him into great professional difficulties and forced him to close down his group of artists called Selection. Great masters like Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and Max Beckmann had been part of it. He and his wife lived in seclusion in Berlin until their house (including paintings by Picasso, Munch, Braque, Matisse and himself) was destroyed in an air raid. They sought refuge in Moll's birthplace, Brieg, but were forced back to Berlin as refugees by the Red Army. Moll died there in 1947, and in the year after his death three memorial exhibitions were held in his honour.
To this day, Moll's landscapes, portraits and still lifes are extremely well known; he stands out with his abstract depictions and vivid, contrasting colours. His motifs often seem like ornaments. Moll remained connected with Henri Matisse throughout his life, he was also one of the first Matisse collectors and his art is full of the master's influences. He always remained true to his impressionistic and cubistic style, especially the combination of eastern European colorism and French influences make him stand out. About two thirds of his paintings were destroyed by the Second World War, but Moll nevertheless counts among the most important representatives of 20th century European painting.
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.jpg "Sunflower with Matisse Bowl by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Sunflowers with Matisse Bowl by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Landscape with Viaduct by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with Sunflowers by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "O. Moll, Still Life with Blooming Amaryllis by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with Soup Tureen, Southern France by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life in Gray: Composition Yellow Leaf by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Lying Woman, ca 1931 by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Levanto I: Bouquet of Flowers at Window with Bridge by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Snowy Landscape with Castle / Church by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "View from Romanesque House, Berlin by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Inge III, with Cigarette and Cane Chair by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "View of the Havel, Large Window, Berlin by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Spring in the Giant Mountains by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Composition with Iris and Oranges by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Jardin du Luxembourg I by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Boat on the Lake by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Ebersberg by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with White Jug, Sculpture, Fan, and Oranges by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Fürstenfeldbruck, Garden Picture by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Fish in Green Glass by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with Dead Pheasant by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Upper Bavarian Landscape by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Balcony Room with View of Positano by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Composition in the Studio, AMA MU by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Brigitte in a Red Dress by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Interior with Rocking Chair by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "O. Moll, Vase with Branches and Jug with Brushes by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Bouquet of Flowers in Front of Open Balcony Door by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with Potted Plant and Jugs, Fruits and Pipe by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Bouquet with Dahlias and Nasturtiums by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Window View with Pipe, Glass, and Tiled Floor by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Studio with Window View of House and Bridge, Levanto by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Garden in the Snow by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with Camellia by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Portrait of Lita Outdoors by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with Leaf Plant by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Red House in the Green by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Italian Landscape with Gate, Levanto by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "River Landscape with Bridge by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Bather with Fringed Shawl by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Portrait of Margarethe with Black Hand Mirror by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Lying Woman by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with Guinea Fowl and Artichokes by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "On the Veranda by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Studio Window in Breslau with Snow Landscape by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Child with House of Cards by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Königsallee Bridge with Boathouse by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Snow Landscape with Red Bridge by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Still Life with White Jug and Tile Pattern by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Garden in Hattenheim by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Landscape with White Terrace by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Königsallee Bridge by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Reader with Red Jacket by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Kurfuerstendamm by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Composition with Pennywort and Bowl by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Black Vase with Moving Clouds by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Studio Still Life with Irises and Multi-Part Window by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Snowy Landscape near Grafrath by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Wölfelsfall with Bridge by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Landscape near Ebersberg with Lake by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Red Königsallee Bridge by Oskar Moll")
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.jpg "Balcony View of Palms and House, Abbazia by Oskar Moll")
.jpg "Studio Window Breslau with Snow Landscape by Oskar Moll")
.jpg "Grunewald Bridge by Oskar Moll")
.jpg "Inge II, in Dark Blue with Cigarette by Oskar Moll")