Marsden Hartley was a painter and poet who lived a nomadic life between Europe and the United States. His extensive travels shaped a highly original body of work that bridged European and American modernism from 1906 to 1943. His art ranges from abstract paintings inspired by World War I military symbols, to surreal New Mexico landscapes, and feminized portrayals of muscular workers. Despite his central position in the international art world, Hartley’s work has remained relatively overlooked, partly due to its stylistic diversity. The Louisiana exhibition, featuring over 110 works, was one of the most comprehensive presentations of his oeuvre, also highlighting his writing as a poet and essayist.
Size : 42×59.4cm (A2)
Material : Paper 200g
Origin : Denmark
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Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is located along a tranquil seaside north of Copenhagen, Denmark. Designed in harmony with the natural terrain, its architecture and sculpture garden gently connect the surrounding landscape with the artworks. Alongside modern and contemporary art by figures such as Picasso and Giacometti, the museum presents a wide range of expressions including architecture, design, and literature, offering visitors a serene and lasting sense of reflection.
