Stiftung Im Obersteg Collection
"Stiftung im Obersteg: A Glimpse into the Artistic World of Robert Genin" Step into the captivating world of Robert Genin
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"Stiftung im Obersteg: A Glimpse into the Artistic World of Robert Genin" Step into the captivating world of Robert Genin, a renowned artist whose works continue to mesmerize art enthusiasts even today. Born in 1884 and passing away in 1941, Genin's artistic legacy lives on through his diverse range of creations. One such masterpiece is "Smoker, " a thought-provoking piece from 1917 that showcases Genin's ability to capture the complexities of human emotions. With meticulous brushstrokes, he brings forth an enigmatic figure enveloped in smoke, leaving viewers pondering over its deeper meaning. In contrast, "Mother" exudes tenderness and warmth as it immortalizes a heartfelt bond between mother and child. Painted in 1917, this artwork reveals Genin's sensitivity towards capturing intimate moments with delicate strokes that evoke a sense of nostalgia. Transporting us to exotic lands is "Balinese (II). Legong dancer, " created around 1926. This vibrant portrayal encapsulates the grace and elegance of Balinese culture through vivid colors and intricate details. Similarly, "Balinese (I)" invites us to delve further into this enchanting realm with its depiction of traditional Balinese life. Genin's talent extends beyond paintings alone; his sculptures also leave an indelible mark on art history. The bronze sculpture titled "Le printemps" (1910/11) stands tall at 168 x 50 x 31 cm, symbolizing the arrival of spring with its dynamic form and graceful curves. The Stiftung im Obersteg collection also includes lesser-known yet equally captivating pieces by Genin. From still-life compositions like "Nature morte au violon pain et poisson" (1922), where everyday objects come alive with vibrant hues, to introspective self-portraits like "Selfportrait" (1911), revealing the artist's introspective nature.