Emil NoldeTyskland, Danmark, 1867–1956Evening Glow
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About the painting
Two boats float on a sea reflecting a darkening sky. The glow of the lowering sun illuminates one, while the shadow of a cloud falls across the other. With powerful brushwork, the artist merges water and clouds in a rhythmic whole, where sea and sky converge in a blur. The sea was a recurring theme for Nolde, who always lived near the water. Nearly ten years before painting Evening Glow, he survived a storm at sea in a small boat and his later paintings reflect his memories of the violent sea and sky.
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Imens i livet hos Emil Nolde
Hele livet1913–1914
An expedition to New Guinea by way of Russia and Asia
In 1913–14 Nolde travelled to the Southern Hemisphere as a member of the Medical-Demographic German New Guinea Expedition of the Imperial Colonial Office; a famous series of his paintings covers the journey, with the South Seas, Moscow, Siberia, Korea, Japan and China.
1913–1914 · Virkested
German New Guinea
1916
Moves to Utenwarf
In 1916 Nolde moved to Utenwarf on the west coast near Tønder.
