Lovis CorinthTyskland, 1858–1925Nude Girl
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Born in East Prussia, Lovis Corinth spent almost the entirety of his training and career in Munich and Berlin. However, from 1884-87 the artist - who aspired to be a history painter - studied in Paris at the Académie Julian under the two celebrated artists, Tony Robert-Fleury and Adolphe William Bouguereau. Their teaching focused on life drawing - an approach that was particularly suited to the large figural compositions of history paintings. This life study is one of approximately twenty paintings - mostly nudes - that survive from Corinth's Parisian sojourn.
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Imens i livet hos Lovis Corinth
Hele livet1884
Bronze Medal at the London Salon
The painting "The Conspiracy" was awarded a bronze medal at the London Salon — the artist's first international success.
1887
A Winter in Berlin, New Acquaintances
Moving to Berlin for the winter, he met Max Klinger, Walter Leistikow, and Karl Stauffer-Bern; it was most likely there that he painted his first self-portrait.
1888
Adoption of the Name "Lovis Corinth"
Returning to Königsberg after his Parisian disappointments, the artist adopted the name "Lovis Corinth."
