Karl Schmidt-RottluffGermania, 1884–1976Young Roman (Römischer Jüngling)
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- Numero di inventario
- 685.1943
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Nella vita di Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
Tutta la vita1905–1906 · Formazione
TU Dresden
summer 1906
Summer on Alsen: Nolde joins Die Brücke
He spends the summer of 1906 on the island of Alsen with Emil Nolde and persuades him to join Die Brücke.
1906
Meets Schiefler and Rosa Schapire in Hamburg
In Hamburg he meets Schiefler and Rosa Schapire, who will later compile the catalogue of his prints.
1906
Karl Schmidt becomes Schmidt-Rottluff
In 1906 (other accounts say already in 1905) Karl Schmidt adds the name of his native town, Rottluff, to his surname and becomes Schmidt-Rottluff.
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
