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Der in Ostpreußen als Sohn eines Gerbers im Jahre 1858 geborene Franz Heinrich Louis Corinth zählt heute neben Max Liebermann und Max Slevogt zum "Dreigestirn" der deutschen Impressionisten. Sein Name ist eng verbunden sowohl mit der Münchner wie auch der Berliner Secession. Im Jahre 1901 siedelte er fest nach Berlin über und prägte die aufstrebende Kunstmetropole in seiner ganz einzigartigen Weise. Aus Anlass seines 100. Todestages wird der Kunsthistoriker Thomas R: Hoffmann in Leben und Werk eines der spannendsten Künstler an der Wende des 19. zum 20. Jahrhundert einführen und Kunstwerke vorstellen, welche die ganz unterschiedlichen Facetten in Corinths Œuvre verdeutlichen.
Bild: Lovis Corinth - Dame am Goldfischbassin, 1911The artist Franz Heinrich Louis Corinth, born in East Prussia as the son of a tanner in 1858, is today considered one of the "trio" of German Impressionists alongside Max Liebermann and Max Slevogt. His name is closely associated with both the Munich and Berlin Secession. In 1901, he permanently moved to Berlin and influenced the emerging art metropolis in his very unique way. On the occasion of his 100th death anniversary, art historian Thomas R. Hoffmann will introduce the life and work of one of the most fascinating artists at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century and present artworks that illustrate the various facets of Corinth's oeuvre.
Image: Lovis Corinth - Lady at the Goldfish Basin, 1911
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