Your search for "ernst" matched 29 page(s).

Showing results 1 to 10.

  • Ernst Neuschul Ernst Neuschul (3min 40sec)

  • Ernst Barlach as a young man Ernst Barlach

    The sculptor, printmaker and playwright Ernst Barlach (1870-1938) was born in Wedel and studied in Dresden, Hamburg and briefly in Paris, where he discovered Millet and Meunier before he moved to Berlin in 1899.  A trip to Russia in 1906 inspired…

  • Max Ernst (left). By Detlef Gräfingholt, 29th August 1972. Bundesarchiv, B 145 Bild-F037597-0004 Max Ernst

    Max Ernst was born in 1891 in Bruhl, near Cologne, and died in 1976 in Paris.

  • Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, self portrait Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

    Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880-1938) was born in Aschaffenburg, Germany. He graduated with a diploma in engineering from the Royal College of Science and Technology in Munich in 1905, but was devoted to art, and after graduating, Kirchner and fellow…

  • Messiah Ernst Neuschul

    Ernest Neuschul was born in Aussig, a small town in what is now the Czech Republic. He studied in Prague and later Vienna, where he was fascinated by the paintings of Klimt and Egon Schiele and the expressionistic works of Oskar Kokoschka. At the…

  • Blind Beggar Blind Beggar by Ernst Barlach

    When the interactive viewer has loaded you can use your mouse button or finger to click and drag the sculpture side to side to view it in 360°. You can see further details of this sculpture here.

  • The Jolly Peg Leg The Jolly Peg-leg by Ernst Barlach

    When the interactive viewer has loaded you can use your mouse button or finger to click and drag the sculpture side to side to view it in 360°. You can see further details of this sculpture here.

  • The Kiss The Kiss by Ernst Barlach

    When the interactive viewer has loaded you can use your mouse button or finger to click and drag the sculpture side to side to view it in 360°. You can see further details of this sculpture here.

  • Russian Beggarwoman with Bowl Russian Beggarwoman with Bowl by Ernst Barlach

    When the interactive viewer has loaded you can use your mouse button or finger to click and drag the sculpture side to side to view it in 360°. You can see further details of this sculpture here.

  • Behind the Church The Origins of Leicester's Expressionist Collection

    By the late 1930s a progressive art collecting policy had been established at Leicester by Art Assistant Arthur C. Sewter, with contemporary British and continental (including German) art being purchased. In 1936, Sewter’s exhibition of Contemporary…

1 2 3