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Angelus Novus (em português, 'anjo novo) é o título latino de um desenho a nanquim, giz pastel e aquarela sobre papel, feito por Paul Klee em 1920. Atualmente faz parte da coleção do Museu de Israel, em Jerusalém. [1]
- 1920
- Paul Klee
- 31,8 centímetro x 24,2 centímetro
Angelus Novus (New Angel) is a 1920 monoprint by the Swiss-German artist Paul Klee, using the oil transfer method he invented. It is now in the collection of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
- 31.8 cm × 24.2 cm (12.5 in × 9.5 in)
- Paul Klee
- 1920
210466. Ver Todas as Edições. “ Há um quadro de Klee intitulado Angelus Novus. Representa um anjo que parece preparar-se para se afastar de qualquer coisa que olha fixamente. Tem os olhos esbugalhados, a boca escancarada e as asas abertas. O anjo da história deve ter esse aspecto. Voltou o rosto para o passado.
Nesta Tese IV, Walter Benjamin utiliza alegorias como o sol, que corresponde ao novo momento, em um presente, no qual se abre uma outra. No documento Download/Open (páginas 78-125) Descarregar agora "Download/Open". A metáfora do angelus novus: seu significado e fundamento.
- Walter Benjamin and Klee's Angelus Novus
- A Theory Giving An Alternative Meaning to The Artwork
- Poem Dedicated to Angelus Novus by Gershom Scholem
- Sculpture Inspired by Angelus Novus
- Current Ownership
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For German philosopher Walter Benjamin, it was believed to be his most prized possession. Purchased for 1,000 marks in Munich, 1921, this was an original artwork of transfer drawing with watercolour. Benjamin's friend, Charlotte Wolf, would later reveal how excited he was to get hold of this piece which was to inspire him, and many others besides. ...
Some recent researchers have placed Adolf Hitler as the portrait of Angelus Novus, rather than the Angel of History as many have always argued. The 2008 exhibition at the Neue National Galerie in Berlin, for example, gave greatest prominence to this artwork and boldly put out this theory to its passionate visitors. Further researchers and theorists...
The poem was written for Benjamin's 29th birthday on July 15, 1921. It is taken from the translated version of The Fullness of Time: Poems.
The Israel Museum collection also contains a sculpture by Anselm Kiefer which was inspired by Klee's mystical oil transfer with watercolour artwork. Said sculpture was entitled Angel of History: Poppy and Memory, and was produced in 1989.
After passing ownership several times, normally through inheritance or gifting rather than private purchase, the original Angelus Novus is now on display at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. They have classified it under accession number B87.0994 and list it as a public domain item received from Fania & Gershom Scholem, Jerusalem; John, Marlene & Pau...
Learn about the meaning, history and style of Klee's monoprint Angelus Novus, which depicts an angel of history facing a past catastrophe. Discover how Walter Benjamin, Gershom Scholem and others interpreted this artwork and its relation to the Angel of History.
Angelus Novus (em português, 'anjo novo) é o título latino de um desenho a nanquim, giz pastel e aquarela sobre papel, feito por Paul Klee em 1920. Atualmente faz parte da coleção do Museu de Israel, em Jerusalém. [1]
Klee’s famous angel appears tossed by the rough winds of history – and the drawing itself has been blown about the world by tragic events. Jason Farago tells the story of an icon.
