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Marsden Hartley (4 de janeiro de 1877 - 2 de setembro de 1943) foi um pintor modernista, poeta e ensaísta estadunidense do início do século XX.
- Estados Unidos
- 4 de janeiro de 1877, Lewiston
- 2 de setembro de 1943 (66 anos), Ellsworth
Marsden Hartley (January 4, 1877 – September 2, 1943) was an American Modernist painter, poet, and essayist. Hartley developed his painting abilities by observing Cubist artists in Paris and Berlin.
- Edmund Hartley, January 4, 1877, Lewiston, Maine, U.S.
- American Modernism
Marsden Hartley (4 de janeiro de 1877 - 2 de setembro de 1943) foi um pintor modernista, poeta e ensaísta norte-americano do início do século XX. Hartley nasceu na cidade de Lewiston, no estado norte-americano do Maine, onde seus pais ingleses se estabeleceram.
- American
- Lewiston, Maine, United States
Learn about the life and work of Marsden Hartley, one of the first American artists to paint in a completely abstract mode and a key figure of early modernism. Explore his landscapes, portraits, and spiritual themes, as well as his travels and influences in Europe and Mexico.
- American
- January 4, 1877
- Lewiston, Maine
- September 2, 1943
Learn about the life and art of Marsden Hartley, a pioneer American modernist who traveled widely and painted in various styles. Explore his Maine landscapes, War Motif series, and Mount Katahdin paintings at the National Gallery of Art.
Marsden Hartley was a U.S. painter who, after extensive travels had brought him into contact with a variety of modern art movements, arrived at a distinctive, personal type of Expressionism, seen best in his bold paintings of the harsh landscape of Maine.
A monumental painting of a Prussian lieutenant who died in World War I, created by American artist Marsden Hartley in 1914. The artwork synthesizes Cubism and German Expressionism, and uses symbolic elements to honor the fallen soldier.
