Gerhard Munthe

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art nouveau
ontwerpen
schilderijen
Noorwegen
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schema:abstract "Gerhard Munthe (1849-1929) is one of the most unique and important artists within the Art Nouveau movement and a significant contributor to its international diversity. His radical, abstract style based partly on old Norwegian folk art is today considered a precursor of twentieth-century modernism. Among Munthe's greatest achievements are his countless room decorations, of which the Holmenkollen Turisthotell (1896-98) in Oslo and Håkonshallen (1910-15) in Bergen are the most significant. A series of illustrations of old Norwegian ballads and fairy tales made in 1892-93 became the basis for a renewal of the decorative arts in Northern Europe, notably in the weaving industry. Munthe's work as a designer covers most fields within the decorative arts: tapestries, carpets, furniture, stained glass, silver, porcelain, wallpaper, wrought iron, book bindings, fonts and ex libris. The publication offers a review of Gerhard Munthe's proliferant production as a decorative artist and industrial designer, spanning almost thirty years."@en
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schema:text English transation of Norwegian: Gerhard Munthe, en norsk designpioner.
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schema:text Gerhard Munthe as a theoretician -- Early decorative art and design -- The fairy-tale watercolours -- Tapestry -- Book illustrations -- Private and public room decoration -- Decorative arts and design -- Håkonshallen Bergen -- Legacy.
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