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Antique fans with cats and dogs from the late 19th - early 20th centuries

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Dame mit Fächer by Gustav Klimt (1917, Öl auf Leinwand)

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Clearing Breeze from a Fan, after 1766 by Suzuki Harunobu (colour woodblock print)

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Die unsichtbaren Sammlungen: Wasserschloß Klaffenbach, Chemnitz bis 23. 06.2024

1925 erscheint unter dem Titel “Die Unsichtbare Sammlung” eine Novelle von Stefan Zweig. Diese erzählt von einem Kunsthändler, der einen langjährigen Sammler besucht, um sich dessen Werke zeigen zu lassen. Die Geschichte spielt in der Zeit der Inflation, wo Werte in rasanter Geschwindigkeit von einem Tag auf den anderen schwinden. Der erblindete Sammler, dessen Werke insgeheim von der Familie für…

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True Colours | Cindy Lauper

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Gustav Klimt Dame mit Fächer (Lady with a Fan).

Oil on canvas 100.2 by 100.2 cm., 39 ½ by 39 ½ in. Executed in 1917-18.

Klimt’s ‘Lady With a Fan’ Sets a New Auction Record in Europe at $108.4 Million.

The artwork, which is touted as the Austrian artist’s final masterpiece—it was still on the easel in Klimt’s studio when he died in 1918.

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Gustav Klimt “Dame mit Fächer (Lady with a Fan)” (1917) Source

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(CNN) — A portrait by Gustav Klimt that was unseen for almost a century is expected to fetch millions when it goes up for auction this spring.

The “Portrait of Fräulein Lieser,” thought to be one of the Austrian painter’s final works, is expected to fetch up to $54 million at a sale that has created huge excitement in the art world.

The painting had long been considered lost, according to Vienna auction house im Kinsky.

However, it has now emerged that it had been privately owned by an Austrian citizen.

“The rediscovery of this portrait, one of the most beautiful of Klimt’s last creative period, is a sensation,” the auction house said in a press statement on its website.

The intensely vivid and colorful piece had been documented in catalogues of the artist’s work, but experts had only seen it in a black and white photo.

The sitter is known to have been a member of a wealthy Austrian Jewish family who were then part of the upper class of Viennese society, where Klimt found his patrons and clients.

Nevertheless, her identity is not completely certain.

Brothers Adolf and Justus Lieser were leading industrialists in the Austro-Hungarian empire.

Catalogues of Klimt’s work state that Adolf commissioned the artist to paint his teenage daughter Margarethe Constance.

However, new research by the auction house suggests Justus’ wife, Lilly, hired him to paint one of their two daughters.

The statement on the auctioneer’s website reveals that the sitter — whoever she was — visited Klimt’s studio nine times in April and May 1917.

He made at least 25 preliminary studies and most likely began the painting in the May of that year.

“The painter chose a three-quarter portrait for his depiction and shows the young woman in a strictly frontal pose, close to the foreground, against a red, undefined background. A cape richly decorated with flowers is draped around her shoulders,” the auction house said.

It added:

“The intense colors of the painting and the shift towards loose, open brushstrokes show Klimt at the height of his late period.”

When the artist died of a stroke the following February, the painting was still in his studio - with some small parts not quite finished. It was then given to the Lieser family.

Its exact fate after 1925 is “unclear,” according to the auction house.

“What is known is that it was acquired by a legal predecessor of the consignor in the 1960s and went to the current owner through three successive inheritances,” the statement said.

"The painting is to be sold on behalf of its Austrian owners, who have not been named, along with the legal successors of 'Adolf and Henriette Lieser based on an agreement in accordance with the Washington Principles of 1998,'” the auction house said.

Established in 1998, the Washington Principles charged participating nations with returning Nazi-confiscated art to their rightful owners.

Claudia Mörth-Gasser, specialist in modern art at im Kinsky, explained the situation in an email to CNN.

She said the auctioneer checked the painting’s history and provenance “in all possible ways in Austria,” adding:

“We have checked all archives and have found no evidence that the painting has ever been exported out of Austria, confiscated or looted.

But by the same token, she added:

“We have no proof that the painting has not ever been looted in the time gap between 1938 and 1945.”

"And this is the reason why we arranged an agreement between the present owner and all descendants of the Lieser family in accordance to the ‘Washington Principles,’” she said.

Klimt’s portraits of women “are seldom offered at auctions,” the press release states.

It continues:

“A painting of such rarity, artistic significance, and value has not been available on the art market in Central Europe for decades.

The painting will tour internationally ahead of the sale on April 24, stopping in Switzerland, Germany, Britain and Hong Kong."

The last portrait completed by Klimt became the most expensive artwork ever to sell at a European auction, when it fetched a staggering £85.3 million ($108.4 million) in London last year.

Depicting an unidentified female subject, “Dame mit Fächer” (Lady with a Fan) also established a new record for Klimt, outselling “Birch Forest,” which went for $104.6 million in a sale from the collection of the late Microsoft co-founder Paul G. Allen in 2022.

Gustav Klimt (14 July 1862 – 6 February 1918) was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement.

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Dame mit Fächer (Lady with Fan) by Gustav Klimt

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warum will jeder scheiß job nen fucking motivationsschreiben von mir haben? like geht euch doch bitte mal alle ins knie ficken ich will den scheiß gar nicht machen und jetzt soll ich mir ne motivation für den dreck irgendwo herziehen?? ja hey super ich bin "motiviert" mich hier zu bewerben weil man ja anscheinend irgendnen scheiß arbeiten soll und es schlimmeres gibt als diesen mist zu lernen aber ist ja nichtmal so als ob sich irgendjemand den mist wirklich durchliest

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Meine Professorin für Studio- und Setdesign sei wie:

"Hi! Willkommen zurück!

Zu nächster Woche bitte ein Referat. 25 Minuten. Dreier bis Vierergruppen. Außerdem von jedem ein Drehbuch. Filmlänge 2 bis 3 Minuten. Mit Regieanweisungen und bestenfalls einige Ausschnitte schonmal mit Kamerakonzept. Die Prüfungsleistung ist ein Film mit Greenscreen und VFX Anteilen. Dafür braucht ihr ein 3D Set. Das hätte ich bitte mitte April schonmal, um es mir anzuschauen. Gruppengröße 7 bis 10 Personen. Die Konzepte nach Ostern abgeben. Viel Spaß!"

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ich habe einfach erst 100 Jahre nachdem ich Abitur gemacht habe erfahren, dass ein Mädchen aus meiner Stufe mit der ich viel Unterricht in der Oberstufe hatte, berühmte Schauspieler Eltern hat (Tatort etc pp). Kein Wunder dass ich in der Mittlelstufe dachte, dass wir arm sind... ich hab mit 12 schlicht nicht gecheckt, dass alle anderen einfach nur mehr Geld hatten. lol.

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36/2023: Sarah Mapps Douglass, 9. September 1806

"Es ist wahr, das Klagen der Gefangenen drang manchmal an mein Ohr mitten in meinem Glück, und ließ mein Herz bluten für sein Unrecht; doch, ach! der Eindruck war so flüchtig wie frühe Wolken und der Tau am Morgen."

By Sarah Mapps Douglass (1806-1882) – The Library Company of Philadelphia, Public Domain Die Eltern von Sarah Mapps Douglass waren afroamerikanische Quäker und Abolitionisten in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; ihr Vater Robert Douglass war Bäcker(Wiki) oder Friseur(1), die Mutter, Grace Bustill Douglass, Hutmacherin und Lehrerin. Ihr Großvater mütterlicherseits, Cyrus Bustill, war ebenfalls bereits…

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Heritage-Algorithmen kombinieren die Strenge der Wissenschaft mit den unendlichen Möglichkeiten von Kunst und Design

Der britische Künstler AbdulAlim UK (Aikin Karr) kombiniert traditionelle afrikanische Architektur mit neuen Technologien in der Computergrafik. Diese Kombination wird als Heritage-Algorithmen bezeichnet und ermöglicht es Schülern, komplexe mathematische Abläufe und Muster aus verschiedenen Kulturen zu lernen. Die Forschung zu Heritage-Algorithmen hat ergeben, dass die globale Geschichte der…