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Dance hall - Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Memo.

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artgraph. Original masterpiece memo pad

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1. Choose the size that best suits your needs
Available in B6 size, it is compact, easy to carry, and perfect for use as a memo pad.
2. Thick, smooth, high-quality paper
It uses high-quality paper that is stronger and thicker than regular notebooks. If you often write and refer back to it, like in an idea book, the bumps on the previous page won't stand out, making it easy to write on the next page.
3. A perfect gift for art-loving loved ones
The notebook section has no lines, so it's also a great gift for art lovers who want to draw a little or carry a sketchbook with them!
It is printed on both sides so it can be opened either from the right or left.
*Due to misalignment of the printing area or changes to the trimming position, there may be missing parts in the print of the work.

B6: 120 pages (60 sheets) / Silver ring color

Work name	Dance hall
Author name	Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner is a German Expressionist painter who was prominent in the early 20th century. He is known for his works that use intense colors and distorted forms to express human loneliness and anxiety, as well as criticism of society.

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Biography of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Born on May 6, 1880 in Aschaffenburg, Kingdom of Bavaria, German Empire.
From 1901 to 1905 he studied architecture at the Dresden University of Technology.
In 1905, he founded the artist group "Die Brücke" ("The Bridge") in Dresden, and became a central figure in the Expressionist movement.
He moved to Berlin in 1911. He produced many works that dealt with the themes of the hustle and bustle and loneliness of city life.
During World War I, he enlisted in the army but suffered a nervous breakdown and was discharged. He spent his time recovering in Davos, Switzerland.
In 1933, the Nazi regime branded him a "degenerate artist" and removed his works from museums.
In 1937, many of his works were exhibited at the "Degenerate Art" exhibition in Munich.
On June 15, 1938, he committed suicide by shooting himself in Davos, Switzerland (aged 58).

Representative works

"Berlin Street" (1913)
Five Women (1913)
"Marcella" (1909/10)
Self-Portrait (1915)
Nudes in the Forest (1910)

Kirchner's works sharply express the hustle and bustle of the city, its loneliness, and human feelings of alienation and anxiety . He portrays human emotions and inner conflicts through distorted and deformed forms, rough brushstrokes, and intense colors .

After World War I, Kirchner continued to create while recuperating in Switzerland, but he suffered from neurosis and became increasingly lonely and anxious. In his later years, his works became more introverted and symbolic in nature.

With its powerful expression and deep depiction of the human psyche, Kirchner's work not only represents German Expressionism, but also had a major influence on 20th century art as a whole.