Stages of Luxembourgish art - From the impressionists to the expressionists
Stages of Luxembourgish art - From the impressionists to the expressionists
22.06.1963 - 14.07.1963
For this exhibition, the State Museums selected the artists who best illustrated the trends that Luxembourg art had experienced from impressionism to irrealism and abstraction. The catalogue thus includes Jean-Pierre Beckius (1899-1946), Berthe Brincour (1879-1947), Nico Klopp (1894-1930), Joseph Kutter (1894-1941), Dominique Lang (1874-1919), Frantz Seimetz (1858-1934), Michel Stoffel (1903-1963), Auguste Trémont (1892-1980) and Sosthène Weis (1872-1941).
Selection of exhibited works
- Nico Klopp, Martigues (Le Miroir aux Oiseaux) | 2002-117/009
- Berthe Brincour, Mountain Peak | 1947-008/041
- Jean-Pierre Beckius, Girl with blonde hair | 1941-100/168
- Joseph Kutter, Interior with Three Figures | 2009-030/020
- Dominique Lang, On the banks of the Alzette | 1941-100/276
- Michel Stoffel, The Magician | 1949-053/001
- Auguste Trémont, Couple of Striding Bengal Tigers | 1982-168/001
- Sosthène Weis, Bellagio | 1963-038/019
The catalogue of the exhibition
Click on the image below to go through the catalogue (MNHA-PUB-1963-01-a).
Find more documents in our archives
The exhibition is listed under the reference LU-MNHA-EX-01-01-1963-03. The archives contain, among other documents, the exhibition poster (LU-MNHA-EX-01-02-1963-01) and invitation cards.
