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EstadísticasBlue Self-Portrait
- 22.0 x 31.0 cm
Arnold Schoenberg (1874 – 1951)
Descubre la revolución musical de Arnold Schoenberg: atonality, técnica dodecafónica y su impacto en compositores del siglo XX. Explora su legado en el Centro Schönberg.
Arnold Schönberg Center (Viena, Austria)
Descubra los revolucionarios archivos musicales del Arnold Schönberg Center en Viena, donde podrá explorar partituras originales y una réplica de su estudio para vivir el corazón del modernismo vienés.
“I personally believe in l’art pour l’art. In the creation of a work of art, nothing should interfere with the real idea. A work of art must elaborate on its own idea and follow the conditions which this idea establishes. This does not mean that an artist must have principles which he obeys and which he carries out under all circumstances. Such principles would probably be, in general, external and their application would certainly deprive a work of art from its natural conditions. There is perhaps only one principle which every artist should obey, that is: never to bow to the taste of the mediocre, to the taste of minor people who prefer that what an artist never would do.” (Arnold Schönberg, Round-Table on Modern Art, 1949)
Información de la obra
- Título: Blue Self-Portrait
- Artista: Arnold Schoenberg
- Año: 1910
- Dimensiones originales: 22.0 x 31.0 cm
- Formato: Portrait
- Estado de derechos de autor: Dominio público
- Ubicación: Arnold Schönberg Center
- Periodo de creación: Early Period
- Contexto del corpus: atonality development , brahmsian-wagnerian synthesis
- Palabras clave: bold color contrast , orange background , vibrant blue tones
Datos clave
- Title: Blue Self-Portrait
- Artistic style: Expressionism
- Notable elements: Blue hair, orange background, high contrast
- Artist: Arnold Schoenberg