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The motif of paradise in the culture and art of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries ranks among the most important ones, while in Vienna, apart from being so meaningful for writers (e.g. Hugo von Hofmannsthal) and artists from the Secession circle (Gustav Klimt, Josef Hoffmann, Josef Maria Olbrich and others), it was also important to Oskar Kokoschka. This can be well seen in the poetical lithograph-illustrated fairy tale Die Träumenden Knaben, designed by him as a Gesamthkunstwerk in 1907/8. In the text- and image-layer, the youthful work deeply rooted in the tradition, drew inspiration from e.g. the ideas of J. W. von Goethe and Adalbert Stifter.
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Celem niniejszego artykułu jest zwrócenie uwagi na niedoceniany fenomen obrazów fabrycznych. Ze względu na obszerność materii rozważania ograniczono do przybliżenia technik produkcji (litografii, fotolitografii, offsetu), a także wariantów zdobień i ramowania. Pracę nad tematem oparto na badaniach terenowych i muzealnych, zaś badania bibliograficzne – na tekstach badaczy niemieckich. Wynika to z faktu, że niemieccy wytwórcy obrazów byli w swoim czasie potentatami na rynku europejskim. Wyrób reprodukcji obrazkowych rozpowszechnił się tak dalece, że bez przesady można w tym przypadku stosować sformułowania typu produkcja czy obraz fabryczny. Historia popularnych wydawnictw związana była z postępem technologicznym. Dzięki rozwojowi technik poligraficznych obrazy zaczęto wykonywać w ilościach hurtowych. Szybko i naturalnie obrazy fabryczne stały się reprezentacyjną sztuką chłopów i robotników.
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The main goal of the article is to draw attention to the underestimated phenomenon of printed paintings. Due to the extensiveness of the matter, the considerations are limited to the study of the production technology (primarily lithography, secondarily photolithography and offset printing), as well as variations of embellishments and framing. The study of the subject was based on field and museum researches, while bibliographic research based primarily on texts of German researchers. This results from the fact, that at the time German producers of graphic images were potentates on the European market. What is more, manufacture and distribution of painting reproductions spread so widely, that without exaggeration, we can use the expressions like “the manufacture” or “the manufactured painting”. The history of the most popular series of paintings were connected with the technological progress. Thanks to the development of printing-techniques the images could be produced in wholesale-quantities. Quickly and naturally the manufactured painting became a representative art of peasantry and blue-collar workers.
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