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To Beauty. (from the series On Death II), 1898-1910

To Beauty. (from the series On Death II), 1898-1910


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To Beauty. (from the series On Death II), 1898-1910

To Beauty. (from the series On Death II), 1898-1910. Private Collection

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1898 1910 Death Symbols Eternity Futility Klinger Life And Death Max 1857 1920 Memento Mori On Death Transience Vain Vanitas Vanity Aquatint Symbolism


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This print titled "To Beauty" is part of the series On Death II, created between 1898 and 1910 by Max Klinger. The artwork belongs to a private collection, adding an air of exclusivity to its allure. The image showcases Klinger's mastery in allegory and literature, as it beautifully captures the themes of life and death, eternity, futility, transience, and vanity. Through intricate aquatint techniques, the artist skillfully brings forth various symbols associated with death - memento mori - while also incorporating elements from mythology. The composition exudes a sense of melancholy as it invites viewers to contemplate their own mortality. It serves as a poignant reminder that beauty is fleeting and ultimately futile in the face of inevitable demise. Yet amidst this somber reflection on transience lies an underlying message about cherishing life's ephemeral moments. Klinger's graphic arts expertise shines through in this thought-provoking piece that seamlessly combines symbolism with aesthetic appeal. Its timeless quality allows for multiple interpretations across different eras. This photograph print holds immense artistic value beyond commercial use; it encapsulates the essence of human existence within its delicate lines and evocative imagery. As we gaze upon "To Beauty" we are compelled to reflect on our own lives' meaning while appreciating the profound beauty found within both art and mortality itself

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