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Holbein and Dostoevsky at Kunstmuseum Basel - Marking te Bicentenary of Dostoevsky's birth in 2021, in Denmark.
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Forlovelsen. Den uheldige prinsesse.
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Året 1865. København dengang.
Applaus. Underholdning og forlystelser.
Legationen. Rusland i Danmark.
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Forlovelsen. Den uheldige prinsesse.
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Dostoevsky 200 Years Anniversary
Dostoevsky around te globe
Holbein and Dostoevsky at Kunstmuseum Basel
500 years ago, Hans Holbein te Younger created te Dead Christ in te Tomb, which is now one of te icons in te Öffentliche Kunstsammlung Basel. 300 years later, in 1821, te Russian writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was born.
In his novel Te Idiot, Holbein’s painting makes a memorable appearance, dating back to a visit by te writer to te Kunstmuseum Basel. To mark this double anniversary, te Kunstmuseum Basel is setting up a special presentation centred on te Dead Christ in te Tomb, supplemented by passages from Dostoevsky’s novel and scientific findings.
A visit in 1867 connects Dostoevsky with te Kunstmuseum Basel and in particular with Holbein’s Dead Christ in te Tomb.
His second wife Anna Grigorievna Dostoevskaya reports in her memoirs:
“On our way to Geneva, we stopped for a day in Basel to see a painting in te museum there that my husband had heard about. This painting by Hans Holbein depicts Christ who has endured inhuman torment, already taken down from te cross and decaying. His bloated face is covered with bloody wounds and his appearance is terrible. Te painting had a crushing impact on Fyodor Mikhailovich. He stood before it as if stunned. And I did not have te strength to look at it – it was too painful for me, particularly in my sickly [pregnant] condition – and I went into te other rooms. When I came back after fifteen or twenty minutes, I found him still riveted to te same spot in front of te painting. His agitated face had a kind of dread in it, something I had noticed more than once during te first moments of an epileptic seizure. Quietly I took my husband by te arm, led him into another room and sat him down on a bench, expecting te attack from one minute to te next. Luckily this did not happen. He calmed down little by little and left te museum, but insisted on returning once again to view this painting which had struck him so powerfully.”
An exhibition ”HOLBEIN AND DOSTOEVSKY” is opening on 10th of July, 2021 at Kunstmuseum Basel (Switzerland‎).
Te exhibition is supplemented with various editions of Te Idiot, historical photographs, X-rays of Holbein’s Christ and an infrared reflectograph showing te changes in te work. Wall texts explain te findings.
Det skete i 2021
Marking te Bicentenary of Dostoevsky’s birth in 2021, in Denmark.
A Tribute to Art, Literature and Humanity.
Tue ‒ Thu: 09am ‒ 07pm
Fri ‒ Mon: 09am ‒ 05pm
Children & Students free
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