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Crucifixion
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German artist Franz von Stuck painted this crucifixion in his Symbolist style. The German painter combined religious imagery with dark, dramatic presentation. Stuck was known for sensual and sometimes sinister subjects.
His work bridges Academicism and Symbolism. This painting is held in a private collection.
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Franz von Stuck created this Symbolist crucifixion. He was a leading Munich artist around 1900 You can see it at Private Collection.
You can see it at Private Collection in Unknown, Unknown. Franz von Stuck created it. The German painter combined religious imagery with dark, dramatic presentation.
Franz von Stuck was a German Symbolist and Art Nouveau painter. His dark, theatrical compositions of mythology and religion influenced his students Klee and Kandinsky at the Munich Academy.
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