GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM

THE BRAGLIA AND JOHENNING COLLECTIONS

15th Nov. 2019 to 20th Apr. 2020

EXTENDED UNTIL AUGUST 30th!

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  • ALEXEJ VON JAWLENSKY, Saviour’s Face: Spiritual Melody, 1922 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen
  • AUGUST MACKE, Women in the Park (with White Umbrella), 1913 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger
  • EMIL NOLDE , Summer Guests, 1938–1945 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
  • MARIANNE VON WEREFKIN, The Avenue (L’Allée), c. 1917 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Roberto Pellegrini
  • ALEXEJ VON JAWLENSKY, Mood of a Thunderstorm, 1916 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • ALEXEJ VON JAWLENSKY, Girl with Green Stole, 1909/10 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen
  • AUGUST MACKE, Bathers with Trees of Life, 1910 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • AUGUST MACKE, Portrait of Mathilde Macke, 1907 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger
  • EMIL NOLDE, Portrait of a Family, 1947 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
  • EMIL NOLDE, Head of a Woman, 1920–1925 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
  • ERICH HECKEL, On the Shore of the Fjord – Bathers at the Fjord, 1913 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Roberto Pellegrini © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
  • GABRIELE MÜNTER, Elmau, n.d. © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
  • HEINRICH CAMPENDONK, Child with Balloon, 1919 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
  • LYONEL FEININGER, Man in Front of a Tall Cliff, 1913 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
  • MARIANNE VON WEREFKIN, The Duel, c. 1933 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • MAX PECHSTEIN, The Yellow House: Forest Exit with Midsummer Dune, 1919 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Pechstein–Hamburg/Tökendorf/Bildrecht Wien, 2019
  • MAX PECHSTEIN, Young Lady with Feather Hat, 1910 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger © Pechstein–Hamburg/Tökendorf/Bildrecht Wien, 2019
  • OTTO MUELLER, Two Nudes in the Forest, 1925 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Roberto Pellegrini
  • PAUL KLEE, Small Park Landscape, 1914 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • PAUL KLEE, Oriental Festival, 1927 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • PAULA MODERSOHN-BECKER, Elsbeth in the Garden with a Glass Ball, c. 1902 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen
  • WASSILY KANDINSKY, Murnau – Two Houses, 1908 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • ALEXEJ VON JAWLENSKY, Saviour’s Face: Spiritual Melody, 1922 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen
    AUGUST MACKE, Women in the Park (with White Umbrella), 1913 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger
    EMIL NOLDE , Summer Guests, 1938–1945 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
  • MARIANNE VON WEREFKIN, The Avenue (L’Allée), c. 1917 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Roberto Pellegrini
    ALEXEJ VON JAWLENSKY, Mood of a Thunderstorm, 1916 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
    ALEXEJ VON JAWLENSKY, Girl with Green Stole, 1909/10 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen
  • AUGUST MACKE, Bathers with Trees of Life, 1910 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
    AUGUST MACKE, Portrait of Mathilde Macke, 1907 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger
    EMIL NOLDE, Portrait of a Family, 1947 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
  • EMIL NOLDE, Head of a Woman, 1920–1925 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
    ERICH HECKEL, On the Shore of the Fjord – Bathers at the Fjord, 1913 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Roberto Pellegrini © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
    GABRIELE MÜNTER, Elmau, n.d. © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
  • HEINRICH CAMPENDONK, Child with Balloon, 1919 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
    LYONEL FEININGER, Man in Front of a Tall Cliff, 1913 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Bildrecht Wien, 2019
    MARIANNE VON WEREFKIN, The Duel, c. 1933 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • MAX PECHSTEIN, The Yellow House: Forest Exit with Midsummer Dune, 1919 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann © Pechstein–Hamburg/Tökendorf/Bildrecht Wien, 2019
    MAX PECHSTEIN, Young Lady with Feather Hat, 1910 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger © Pechstein–Hamburg/Tökendorf/Bildrecht Wien, 2019
    OTTO MUELLER, Two Nudes in the Forest, 1925 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Roberto Pellegrini
  • PAUL KLEE, Small Park Landscape, 1914 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
    PAUL KLEE, Oriental Festival, 1927 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
    PAULA MODERSOHN-BECKER, Elsbeth in the Garden with a Glass Ball, c. 1902 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Linda Inconi-Jansen
  • WASSILY KANDINSKY, Murnau – Two Houses, 1908 © Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia, Lugano, Photo: Christoph Münstermann
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 1 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 2 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 3 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 4 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 5 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 6 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 7 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 1 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
    Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 2 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
    Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 3 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 4 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
    Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 5 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
    Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 6 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Ausstellungsansicht: "Deutscher Expressionismus" 7 © Leopold Museum, Wien | Foto: Lisa Rastl
  • Deutscher Expressionismus | Leopold Museum

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MAX PECHSTEIN, Young Lady with Feather Hat, 1910 © Renate und Friedrich Johenning Stiftung, Photo: Leopold Museum, Vienna/Manfred Thumberger © Pechstein–Hamburg/Tökendorf/Bildrecht Wien, 2019

At the beginning of the 20th century, emotion became a stylistic device; to observe meant to feel. Driven by instinct and in opposition to academic canons, young rebels from the Dresden artist community “Die Brücke” brought landscapes of the soul onto the canvas. In revolt against industrialized society and its conventions, they also sought a nature-based reformation of life. Meanwhile, the circle of editors responsible for the Munich almanac “Der Blaue Reiter” [The Blue Rider] went in search of a new inwardness in art, which allowed for the purely intuitive as much as for cultivated reason. At the same time, the concept of beauty was being questioned and expanded. Colors played a decisive role in this process, acting as the main vehicle of an image’s dramaturgy. These works of German Expressionism have lost none of their suggestive effect to this day.

With this exhibition curated by Ivan Ristić, the Leopold Museum is presenting some 120 exhibits from the Swiss Braglia Collection and the German Johenning Collection for the first time in Vienna, among them works by Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel, Wassily Kandinsky, Alexej von Jawlensky, Marianne von Werefkin, August Macke and Franz Marc, as well as Paula Modersohn-Becker, Paul Klee and Lionel Feininger.

 

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