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Theo van Doesburg

Niederlande · Architekten · Lebte 1883 bis 1931 · im Alter von 47

Theo van Doesburg wird in 51 Sprachen etwa 185 Mal am Tag gelesen.

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Theo van Doesburg (* 30. August 1883 in Utrecht; † 7. März 1931 in Davos, Schweiz), eigentlich Christian Emil Marie Küpper, war ein niederländischer Maler, Schriftsteller, Architekt, Bildhauer, Typograf und Kunsttheoretiker.

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1968Sikkens PrizeAuszeichnung1931Gestorben7. März 19311923“Dada is able to mobilize the optical and dimensional static viewpoint which keeps us imprisoned in our [three-dimensional] illusions.”Eigene WorteQuote from Van Doesburg's brochure 'What is Dada?????????????????', The Hague, 1923; as quoted in "Theo van Doesburg", Joost Baljeu, Studio

1920“Only a radical cleaning of social and artistic life as, in the domain of art, is already done by Dada, which is anti-sentimental and healthy to the core, since it is anti-art.”Eigene WorteQuote from Van Doesburg's article: 'Is a Universal Plastic Notion Possible Today?', as cited in 'Bouwkundig weekblad' [a Dutch

1919“Perhaps it was his return to Paris [In June 1919 Piet Mondrian returned to Paris] that was needed to provide him with fresh new possibilities in his work. Invigoration.”Eigene Worte24. Juni 1919Quote from his letter to the Dutch modern architect Oud, 24 June 1919; as quoted in Mondrian, -The Art of Destruction, Carel Blotkamp,

1917“European art [however] has developed from mimetic-ism and only today is arriving at an elementary plastic art.”Eigene Worte7. April 1917Quote from van Doesburg's article: 'Great Masters of Art' in Dutch art-magazine Eenheid no. 357, 7 April 1917

1915“Piet Mondrian realizes the importance of line.”Eigene Worte6. November 1915Quote from 'Eenheid' [Dutch art-magazine] no. 283, 6 November 1915; as quoted in Theo van Doesburg, Joost Baljeu, Studio Vista, London

1912“..modern destruction begins where architectural structure is opened up and set into motion by colour relationships.”Eigene WorteQuote in Van Doesburg's article: 'Aantekeningen bij Bijlage 12 (Notes), De Zaag en de goudvischkom van P.Alma', by Theo van Doesburg; in

1883Geboren30. August 1883

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In ihren eigenen Worten 10

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  1. Dada is able to mobilize the optical and dimensional static viewpoint which keeps us imprisoned in our [three-dimensional] illusions.

    1923, Quote from Van Doesburg's brochure 'What is Dada?????????????????', The Hague, 1923; as quoted in "Theo van Doesburg", Joost Baljeu, Studio, Eigene Worte

  2. At Weimar [ the Bauhaus art school I have radically overturned everything. This is the famous academy, which now has the most modern teachers!

    7. Jan. 1921, Quote of Van Doesburg, in a letter to B. Koch, 7 January, 1921; as cited in the Stijl Catalogue, 1951, p. 45, Eigene Worte

  3. Only a radical cleaning of social and artistic life as, in the domain of art, is already done by Dada, which is anti-sentimental and healthy to the core, since it is anti-art.

    1920, Quote from Van Doesburg's article: 'Is a Universal Plastic Notion Possible Today?', as cited in 'Bouwkundig weekblad' [a Dutch, Eigene Worte

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Auszeichnungen

Sikkens Prize1968

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Theo van Doesburg (* 30. August 1883 in Utrecht; † 7. März 1931 in Davos, Schweiz), eigentlich Christian Emil Marie Küpper, war ein niederländischer Maler, Schriftsteller, Architekt, Bildhauer, Typograf und Kunsttheoretiker. Van Doesburg schuf geometrisch aufgebaute Gemälde und gehörte somit zu den Mitbegründern der abstrakten Malerei. Er war 1917 Mitbegründer der Künstlervereinigung De Stijl. Später schloss er sich für kurze Zeit dem Dadaismus an. 1924 wurde von ihm der Begriff Konkrete Kunst eingeführt.

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Lebte 1883 bis 1931 · im Alter von 47

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