Karl Schmidt-RottluffDeutschland, 1884–1976The Sound (Das Wattenmeer)
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Wo ist „The Sound (Das Wattenmeer)“ heute? Sammlung: Museum of Modern Art, New York City. Derzeit nicht ausgestellt. Geprüft 22. September 2026.
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- 686.1943
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Im Leben von Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
Das ganze Leben1905–1911
The Dresden years: Art Nouveau and Neo-Impressionism
From 1905 to 1911, during the group's stay in Dresden, Schmidt-Rottluff and his fellow members follow a similar path, heavily influenced by Art Nouveau and Neo-Impressionism; his works stand out for their balance of composition and simplicity of form, which exaggerate their flatness.
1907–1912
Summers at Dangast
From 1907 to 1912 he spends the summers on the coast at Dangast, near Bremen, drawing a great deal; within the group he is regarded as a loner.
1910
Took part in: New Secession
1911
Moves to Berlin
In December 1911 he and the other members of Die Brücke move from Dresden to Berlin (other accounts date the move to 1912).
1911–1912
Journeys to Norway, Italy, Paris and Dalmatia
In 1911 he travels to Norway, and in 1912 he makes trips to Italy, Paris and Dalmatia.
