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Swiss painter
b.
1827
–
1901
Arnold Böcklin (1827-1901) was a Swiss symbolist painter whose work left a lasting impact on late 19th-century art. Born in Basel, Switzerland, Böcklin studied at the Düsseldorf Academy, where he was influenced by Romanticism. His style evolved to incorporate mythological and fantastical themes, often exploring the boundary between reality and imagination.
Böcklin's paintings are characterized by their dreamlike quality, rich detail, and often dark and mysterious subject matter. One of his most famous works, "Isle of the Dead," exists in several versions and has inspired numerous artists, writers, and composers. His use of symbolism and allegory, combined with his technical skill, created evocative images that resonated with the Symbolist movement.
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