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Painter Rudolf Levy (1875-1944) was a central figure in the Munich and Paris avant-gardes, and enjoyed great success with his colourful portraits, landscapes and still lifes in Berlin during the 1920s, including in the legendary Flechtheim Gallery. When the National Socialists seized power, this brought his career to an abrupt end. After an odyssey of flight, Levy was able to settle in Florence, where his work reached a final impressive climax before his deportation and murder in Auschwitz concentration camp. The Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern is the first German exhibition house to dedicate a retrospective to the work and life of Rudolf Levy. The catalogue opens the perspective on an artist of European standing whose rich pictorial world can be rediscovered again and again. Contributions by renowned authors shed light on Levy’s fate as a persecuted artist and as a persecuted Jew, on the artistic kaleidoscope of his time, his years in exile in Florence, and the reception and re-canonisation of his art in the young Federal Republic. Rediscovery of a great classic of modernism to mark a first retrospective in Germany – Project in international cooperation with the Uffizi Gallery in Florence Standard work on Rudolf Levy in German Including a contemporary art and text contribution by Edmund de Waal Exhibition: Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern, 28 October 2023 to 11 February 2024 (Under the patronage of Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier) Look inside
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The works of Austrian painter Tina Blau (1845 – 1916) were highly influential for 19th-century landscape painting. This publication presents her artistic output from 1861 to 1916, featuring around 60 works. Her paintings, produced in Vienna, Munich, and during numerous trips to Italy, France, and the Netherlands, are characterized by a distinctive visual language. She painted her first pictures en plein air, directly from the subject; subsequently, she developed a consistent style of artistic expression embodying the dawn of modernism. This catalogue sheds light on her role as a pioneer of Austrian landscape painting and acknowledges her influence on modernism—as both an artist and a trailblazer for women in the art world. A pioneer of 19th-century Austrian landscape painting, and an assertive woman in a male-dominated art worldExhibitions: Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern, January 31 to May 25, 2026; July 12 to November 1, 2026