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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableBorn in Hamburg on a chilly December day in 1862, Alma del Banco, a remarkable figure of German modernism, grew up in a Jewish family that had chosen assimilation. Despite the terrible circumstances that befell her during the era of National Socialism, she left a lasting impression on the art world. She transformed her passion for painting into a haunting expression of her soul and experiences. An artist who tragically ended her life to escape the dark shadow of deportation nevertheless lives on in her remarkable works, reproduced as art prints and treasured by art lovers around the world.
She turned to painting at the age of 30, having previously worked in arts and crafts. She devoted the next ten years to her painting education, which offered her an insight into North German Impressionism. She constantly sought new ways to improve her art, studying the work of such greats as Cézanne and Matisse. Her artistic output underwent a significant change when she embarked on a journey through southern Europe, uniting the colorful palette of the south with her native Hamburg in an Impressionist manner. Her studio in Hamburg became a popular meeting place for artists, and her art print became a source of inspiration for many.
Del Banco was a central figure in the Hamburg art scene. She was a founding member of the Hamburg Secession and joined the Hamburg Artists' Association in 1920. Despite her success, she faced increasing anti-Semitism and was eventually expelled from the Hamburg Künstlerschaft because of her Jewish heritage. In the last years of her life, she experienced increasing isolation, both artistically and socially, due to the growing pressures of the Nazi regime. The reproduction of her artwork as art prints provides a link to the past and allows us to appreciate the undeniable beauty and emotional expression of her works. The story of Alma del Banco, her creativity, her suffering and her tireless pursuit of art, is an inspiration to all who appreciate the true value of art. Her legacy is more than just a collection of paintings and art prints, it is a testament to human strength and the tireless spirit to remain true to oneself even in the darkest of times.
Born in Hamburg on a chilly December day in 1862, Alma del Banco, a remarkable figure of German modernism, grew up in a Jewish family that had chosen assimilation. Despite the terrible circumstances that befell her during the era of National Socialism, she left a lasting impression on the art world. She transformed her passion for painting into a haunting expression of her soul and experiences. An artist who tragically ended her life to escape the dark shadow of deportation nevertheless lives on in her remarkable works, reproduced as art prints and treasured by art lovers around the world.
She turned to painting at the age of 30, having previously worked in arts and crafts. She devoted the next ten years to her painting education, which offered her an insight into North German Impressionism. She constantly sought new ways to improve her art, studying the work of such greats as Cézanne and Matisse. Her artistic output underwent a significant change when she embarked on a journey through southern Europe, uniting the colorful palette of the south with her native Hamburg in an Impressionist manner. Her studio in Hamburg became a popular meeting place for artists, and her art print became a source of inspiration for many.
Del Banco was a central figure in the Hamburg art scene. She was a founding member of the Hamburg Secession and joined the Hamburg Artists' Association in 1920. Despite her success, she faced increasing anti-Semitism and was eventually expelled from the Hamburg Künstlerschaft because of her Jewish heritage. In the last years of her life, she experienced increasing isolation, both artistically and socially, due to the growing pressures of the Nazi regime. The reproduction of her artwork as art prints provides a link to the past and allows us to appreciate the undeniable beauty and emotional expression of her works. The story of Alma del Banco, her creativity, her suffering and her tireless pursuit of art, is an inspiration to all who appreciate the true value of art. Her legacy is more than just a collection of paintings and art prints, it is a testament to human strength and the tireless spirit to remain true to oneself even in the darkest of times.
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