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Oskar Kokoschka (Pöchlarn, Dolnja Austrija, 1. ožujka 1886. – Montreux, 22. veljače 1980.) je bio austrijski slikar, grafičar i pisac, češkog podrijetla. Najpoznatiji je po svojim intenzivnim ekspresionističkim portretima i krajobrazima. Život i djelo. Rodio se u ...
Oskar Kokoschka nacque a Pöchlarn, cittadina della Bassa Austria, il 1º marzo 1886 in una casa di periferia. Era il secondogenito di Gustav Josef Kokoschka, un orafo ceco, e Maria Romana Kokoschka (nata Loidl). Il fratello maggiore morì in tenera età nel 1887; egli aveva una sorella, ...
Oskar Kokoschka . Después de cursar estudios en la Escuela de Artes Aplicadas de Viena, donde realizó sus primeros retratos al óleo, Kokoschka pintó una serie de retratos expresionistas e inició una intensa actividad pedagógica. En 1912 su obra empezaba ya a ser conocida fuera de su país. Durante ...
3 de sept. de 2023 · Oskar Kokoschka: Enfant terrible in Vienna is a unique selection of 150 of the artist's most significant works, brought together with the backing of major European and American collections. The exhibition will be on show at Guggenheim Bilbao from 17 March to 3 September 2023.
El tormentoso y apasionado romance entre Alma Mahler y Oskar Kokoschka está aquí representado con toda su grandeza y también con toda su crueldad. El sexo fue el elemento que los unió, no hubo ternura, tampoco abandono sublime o todas esas fruslerías de las que hacen gala los amores de las películas o las novelas rosas.
Oskar Kokoschka Austrian, 1886–1980. Follow. 3.2k. 3.2k Followers. An artist, poet, and playwright, Oskar Kokoschka is known for his expressionistic portraits and landscapes. Throughout his life, Kokoschka was concerned with expressing human character and psychology through effects of color, formal distortion, and ...
Oskar Kokoschka (1886–1980) was a painter, printmaker, and writer who forged an expressive style that sought to convey emotion and humanistic ideals. Born in a small town in Lower Austria, he was raised under difficult economic circumstances—yet was able to move to Vienna, where he trained at the Kunstgewerbeschule (School of Arts and Crafts) between 1904 and 1909.
