Theo von Brockhusen "Colors in Light". Artists of German Impressionism

A picturesque journey through Europe takes you into Brockhusen's light-filled world of images. Theo von Brockhusen is a significant post-impressionist artist who lived in Berlin from 1904, but created his most important paintings at Schwielowsee in Geltow. His entire body of work was produced between 1902 and 1919. Like many of his fellow painters, Brockhusen traveled to other European countries and engaged with the avant-garde art of Impressionism as inspiration for his own work. He was a member of influential artist associations such as the Berlin Secession and the Free Secession, which were founded in Berlin and presented artworks that broke with traditional art conventions. Atmosphere and light became central to the color and form conception of German modernism. The monographic exhibition dedicated to him also introduces fellow artists and companions of Brockhusen who established modern art in Berlin and Brandenburg. For more information: Exhibition - Theo von Brockhusen "Colors in Light"