Description: "Prince and Sweetheart, 1918" Source: Emil Nolde, published in 1957 Description Title: "As early as 1911 Nolde had begun to treat in large can- vases the fantastic, fairy tale of mythical subjects that were his starting point as an artist, and that he had repeatedly treated in graphic media. By 1912, thanks to new insights into the evocative qualities of color, he had mastered the means for treating such subjects with very great freedom. From that year onward a considerable portion of his production was devoted to the fantastic. In addition to the Old Testament legends and the Norse sagas, he drew upon oriental fairy tales. The figures he portrayed from such sources include bandits, blacksmiths, prophets, heroic warriors, princes, and Vikings (the latter reflecting Wagner's influence). Nolde treated the theme of the sexes quite often, but he always projected it on the plane of myth. A Warrior and His Wife and Husband and Wife date from 1912; Warrior and Wife, from 1913; The Ruler, from 1914; Man and Nude, from 1915. Woman and Youth, Ruler and Woman, Girl and Satan, and the painting shown here date from 1918. In this work, too, the conflict between the sexes is represented in the form of a mythological tale. This stylized Salome, who reflects traces of Jugendstil sentimentalism, is seen enticing a lascivious red-bearded prince into the garden of love, symbolized by a lily. The woman's enticing gesture is vividly expressed by the line of her shoulder; the flower glowing above the phosphorescent blue emphasizes the magical character of the scene. The colors are earthy, delicately graduated dark ochers, greens, brown violets, reds, and golds, the cumulative effect of which is a rich, sonorous harmony. In the fairy-tale lighting the brilliant red mouths and the magic lily provide the highlights. As in Brother and Sister, an over-all tonality is produced by graduated transitions between related colors." Unique and distinctive. Suitable for framing. *All prints are book plates / pages that are professionally removed from an original published book or other type of publication. May have text and or illustrations on reverse side. Specifications:Stored in a dry, clean environment100% authentic - no photocopy or reproduction Approximate overall Dimensions: 12.75 x 9.5 inchesCondition: Very Good and well preserved. Light age toning and or occasional minor defects from how it was handled before it came to us may be present. Shipping & Handling + Payments & Returns: Free shipping We ship worldwideFast, 1 Day ShipmentSave on combined items All items are protected inside a clear, acid-free resealable sleeve, shipped flat between two foam backing boards and marked Do Not Bend. All forms of payment accepted100% Guarantee - 60 day returnsPurchase with Confidence THANK YOU for visiting. Feel free to ask any questions and we will respond quickly. We take seriously providing quality customer service! FAQ's Q: How do you ensure my item arrives safely? A: All collectible papers are stored in a crystal clear environmentally friendly bag. The lignan-free bag is archival safe and won't transfer or lift off ink, it is reliable for long term storage. Each item is individually packaged in a sturdy paper stock folder, placed in between two foam core boards and shipped in StayFlat cardboard mailers. We use premium quality shipping materials and try to ensure they are recyclable. Our goal is to safeguard that the item you receive, is in the same condition in your care as it was in ours. Q: How quickly do you Ship? A: Once payment is received, we ship within 1 business day. You will receive an 'Order Shipped' email. Our objective is to ship immediately! Q: Where do these pieces come from? A: We place significance in procuring worthwhile content. We source from a variety of vintage publications. Each book plate / paper print is carefully and meticulously removed to preserve the whole entire unmodified page. We do not copy or reproduce anything. Q: Can I receive a discount for purchasing multiple items at once? A: Yes, multiple item orders will receive a volume discount. Q: Do you leave Feedback? A: Yes! We leave feedback, and are grateful for your patronage. Feedback is appreciated from you as well. Every client matters to us. Additional benefits: Brighten up a room. Add some inspiration to your space. Own an unusual piece from the past.Reflect your personality and interests.Thanks for taking the time to stop by Papyrus Prints.
Price: 24.88 USD
Location: Carmel Valley, California
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 60 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Unit of Sale: Single Piece
Artist: Emil Nolde
Type: Print
Year of Production: 1957
Image Orientation: Portrait
Signed: No
Theme: Art, Community Life, People
Material: Paper
Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint
Framing: Unframed
Subject: Figures
Time Period Produced: 1950-1959