Portrait of a German Officer Flashcards
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Who painted Portrait of a German Officer?
Marsden Hartley
Where was Marsden Hartley born and when?
In 1877 in Cleveland
Where did Hartley receive his training in art?
In New York
Whose support did Hartley gain in New York, this person encouraged Hartley to move to New York?
Alfred Steiglitz
Where did Stieglitz show Harltey’s works for the first time?
At 291 Gallery
When did Hartley travel to Paris?
1912
Who did Hartley develop a friendship with in Paris?
Gertrude Stein
What tenets did Hartley react to in his Expressionist paintings?
Futurism
When did Hartley travel to Berlin?
In 1913
Hartley became interested in the works of what German Expressionists in Berlin?
Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc
When did Hartley return to the United States?
In 1916 because of the war
What did the series of works by Hartley show?
His fascination with the pageantry of war and his rejection of its destructive forces
The paintings by Hartley that show his fascination with war are known as his?
War Motifs
Hartley’s War Motifs reveal the influence of what movements?
Cubism and Expressionism
Where did Hartley live after the First World War?
In New Mexico, Mexico, Bermuda, Bavaria, Nova Scotia, the East Coast and the south of France
Where did Hartley settle in 1937?
In Maine
When did Hartley die?
I 1943
Portrait of a German Officer requires the viewer to reflect on the meaning of?
Portraiture as much as a genre
How is the German Officer evoked in the title in the painting?
By symbolic references
What is the palette in Portrait of a German Officer limited to?
Black , white, gray, red, gold, blue and green
What is at the center of Portrait of German Officer?
The black and white Iron Cross within a yellow triangle
When was the Iron Cross first awarded and where?
In Prussia during the Napoleonic wars
What colors in Portrait of German Officer reflect on Germany?
Red, black, white, green, yellow and blue
What specific officer does Portrait of a German Officer make reference to?
Karl van Freyburg