Albert Bloch 1882-1961
Albert Bloch gave visual form to the emotional, intellectual and spiritual substance of contemporary life in Germany and America in the first decades of the 20th century. His work resonates with a deep and abiding reverence for the concept of “humanity” in all its beguiling incarnations. From parodies to melancholy meditations, from the theatrical to the scriptural, from expressionist figures to visionary landscapes, Bloch was supremely gifted at capturing the fragility and spirituality of a twentieth-century world in flux.
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Albert BlochClown's Head I, 1910
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Albert BlochUntitled [Munich], 1911
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Albert BlochPierrot (Three-Quarter Standing), 1911
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Albert BlochFabrikschlote (Factory Chimneys), 1911
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Albert BlochStill Life, Plant, 1911
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Albert BlochPortrait of a Long-Haired Man, 1911
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Albert BlochUntitled (Reclining Figure and Standing Figure), 1911
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Albert BlochScherzo, 1912/1926
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Albert BlochBar, 1913
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Albert BlochNacht IV, 1913
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Albert BlochDuell (Duel), 1913
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Albert BlochHäuser bei Nacht (Houses at Night), 1913
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Albert BlochBoy with Orange, 1913
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Albert BlochNach einem Eigenen Gemälden (Mountain Tunnel), 1916
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Albert BlochSouvenir of a Sunday Afternoon, 1919
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Albert BlochWinter, 1924
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Albert BlochDecember Sundown, 1931
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Albert BlochHillside with Firs, 1932
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Albert BlochAt Sun Down, 1938
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Albert BlochBlaue Schlucht (Blue Ravine), 1939
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Albert BlochThe Great Cloud, 1941
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Albert BlochBroken Road, 1942
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Albert Bloch"Hold your sides (and noses) and keep your tempers—Congress is sitting", 1951
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Albert BlochFor a Design with Flowers, 1951
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Albert BlochUntitled (for Spangled Motley II), 1952
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Albert BlochHolzlager (Lumberyard), c. 1911
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Albert BlochHarlequin with Pierrot, c. 1911
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Albert BlochDedication (Design of Flowers), c. 1951