Franz von StuckDeutschland, Österreich, 1863–1928Wilde Jagd
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Im Leben von Franz von Stuck
Das ganze Leben1897
Marries Mary Lindpaintner
Marries the American widow Mary Lindpaintner; her son, the future aviation pioneer and racing driver Otto Lindpaintner, becomes his stepson. A year earlier, in 1896, the artist's only daughter, Mary (1896–1961), had been born of his relationship with Anna Maria Brandmaier (1875–1944).
1897
Begins work on the Villa Stuck
He begins designing his own residence and studio, the Villa Stuck, on Prinzregentenstrasse in Bogenhausen (Munich): everything from the layout to the interior decoration, with furniture and sculptures of his own design. The villa gives form to the idea of the “Gesamtkunstwerk”, combining the aesthetics of Jugendstil with reverence for antiquity.
1897 · Laufbahn
Whistler's society in London
He becomes a member of the International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers, founded in London by James Whistler in 1897.
1897
Order of Merit of St Michael, 4th class
He receives the Bavarian Order of Merit of St Michael, 4th class.
1900
Gold medal at the Paris World Exposition
He receives a gold medal at the Paris World Exposition for his furniture — he had designed the Villa Stuck entirely himself, from the layout to the furnishings.
