17045 („Beachte den Sinn der Farben nur …“) by John Elsas

17045 („Beachte den Sinn der Farben nur …“) 1932

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drawing, collage, gouache, paper, ink, indian-ink

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17_20th-century

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drawing

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blue ink drawing

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childish illustration

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collage

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water colours

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pastel soft colours

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gouache

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pastel colours

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curved letter used

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paper

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ink

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german

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indian-ink

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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sketchbook art

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watercolor

"17045 („Beachte den Sinn der Farben nur …“)" is a colorful, abstract artwork by John Elsas, a German artist born in 1851. The piece features a stylized bird, composed of geometric shapes and bold, vibrant colors. Elsas's work was created in 1932, a time when German art was undergoing significant changes. The work's abstract style reflects the growing interest in non-representational forms and the exploration of color as a primary element in artistic expression. "17045 („Beachte den Sinn der Farben nur …“)" can be viewed at the Städel Museum.

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