Expressionism · 1907
Stroller (August Macke, 1907)
August Macke (1887–1914) made Stroller. It dates from 1907. It belongs to the Expressionism movement. It measures 35 × 21 cm.
- 1907
- 35 × 21 cm
Stroller: the essentials
- Title
- Stroller
- Artist
- August Macke (1887–1914)
- Artist born in
- Meschede, Germany
- Date
- 1907
- Dimensions
- 35 × 21 cm
- Movement
- Expressionism
- Subject
- forests
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"Stroller" dates from 1907. The date places the work within August Macke's career and its era.
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"Stroller" by August Macke is placed in the Expressionism movement, within the Modern era of its creator.
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"Stroller" by August Macke depicts: forests.
About the artist, August Macke
1887–1914, Germany
August Macke
Early Life, Family and Training The story of August Macke begins in the town of Meschede, Germany, where he was born on January 3, 1887. He was the only son born to August Friedrich Hermann Macke, a building contractor and amateur artist, and Maria Florentine. His childhood was shaped by the shifting fortunes of his father’s company, which brought the family to Cologne and later to Bonn. Even as a young boy, the pull of visual expression was evident; he spent his early years sketching and designing sets for school plays, finding a way to translate his surroundings onto paper long before he ever stepped into a formal academy.