The Café, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1936
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, retratoErnst Ludwig KirchnerAlemania, 1880–1938

The Café

1936 · Print

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1946.62

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En la vida de Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

La vida entera
  1. 1934

    Meets Paul Klee in Bern

    In 1934 Kirchner visited Bern and Zurich, finding Bern more to his liking, and met Paul Klee.

  2. 1937

    “Degenerate art”: 639 works removed

    In 1937 the Nazis classed Kirchner as a “degenerate” artist: 639 of his works were removed from German museums, some of them destroyed, and 25 paintings were shown at the “Degenerate Art” exhibition, which Hitler personally declared an “insult to the nation.”

  3. 1937

    Expelled from the Prussian Academy of Arts

    In 1937 Kirchner was forced to resign from the Prussian Academy of Arts; the Academy in Berlin expelled him as a member.

  4. 1937

    First solo museum show in the US, in Detroit

    In 1937 the Detroit Institute of Arts held Kirchner’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States.

  5. 15 June 1938

    A shot outside his house in Frauenkirch

    On 15 June 1938 Kirchner took his own life by gunshot in front of his home in Frauenkirch, although there are doubts about his death being a suicide.

  6. 15 de junio de 1938

    Died

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