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Malkasten (English: "Paintbox") is a
progressive German artists' ****ociation,
founded in Düsseldorf in 1848,
during the
March Revolution.
Since 1867,...
- The
Malkasten-Redoute was an
annual masquerade ball for the Düsseldorf
carnival period organized at the
Malkasten in Düsseldorf. The
Malkasten (artist...
- Alvary. He was one of the
founding members of an art ****ociation
known as "
Malkasten" (The
Paint Box) and
helped them
acquire the
former estate of the Jacobi...
- light-hearted
court environment. He was a
member of the artists' ****ociation, "
Malkasten", and sat on its
board of
directors for many years. He was also an amateur...
- Düsseldorf Artists' ****ociation; in 1848, he was an
early promoter of the "
Malkasten" art ****ociation; and in 1857, he led the call for a
gathering of artists...
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settled in Düsseldorf. In 1848 he was one of the
founding members of the
Malkasten artists' ****ociation, of
which he was a
member of the
board for a time...
- Gallery, London; Lothringer13, Munich;
German Hygiene Museum, Dresden;
Malkasten Künstlerverein, Düsseldorf;
Frances Lehmen Loeb Art Center, New York;...
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Oswald Flamm were
nephews of Arnz. Arnz was a
member of the art
society Malkasten and parti****ted in
their tableaux vivants beginning in 1875. He lived...
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Groll was a
member of the
Verein der Düsseldorfer Künstler [de] and the
Malkasten,
which he
served as
chairman for
several years.
Groll died in Düsseldorf...
- Burnier [de]. He also
became a
member of the
progressive artists' group,
Malkasten. In 1910,
Alfred Flechtheim, an art
dealer from Münster with a special...
