Showing posts with label Sascha Schneider. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sascha Schneider. Show all posts
Friday, February 18, 2022

German Day, Part 2 - The Art of Sascha Schneider

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I recently came across some additions to my collection of the works of Sascha Schneider, and thought I'd share some.  (Click on his labe...
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Question

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I find this drawing to be quite impressive, but I'm left questioning if it was  a study or perhaps a student work from his academic time...
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Geniuses

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This is "The Geniuses of History" and is interesting on a couple of levels.  First, Schneider died in 1927, and I have to wonder i...
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Another ?

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This is another work that I can't decide if it's an early academic  work or a study for something more elaborate.  
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St. George?

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I found this nameless Sascha Schneider piece on an art blog, and I think it may be his take on Saint George and the Dragon.  
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Friday, October 29, 2021

German Day, Part 2 - Sascha Schneider's Art

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Sascha Schneider, shown here in his studio with a number of male nude works, was a master of homoerotic art in the late 19th and early 20th ...
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Foreboding

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Much of Sascha Schneider's work had both mystical and foreboding themes.  The translation of the title for this work is "Feeling of...

Study

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This appears to be a study for one of Schneider's larger works. It shows an excellent representation of the male form.  

Warrior

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  Schneider used red tones effectively in "The Warrior."
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Winnetou Illustration

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Karl May did a whole series of Native American themed German language novels called Winnetou. Sascha Schneider illustrated them, and this is...
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Classical

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This 1913 Sascha Schneider drawing is called "The Victor"  and follows one of his typical Classical Greek motifs.  
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Friday, November 22, 2019

Sascha Schneider, Part 2 - G-rated . . . mostly

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Part 2 of our Sascha Schneider double feature includes some very homoerotic drawing with very restrained or no nudity.  Maxfield Parris...
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What can I say about this highly homoerotic fly-by  except that Sascha Schneider may have been a genius?

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This is a personal favorite.  I love the way the standing man is looking over the other guy who seems like he might be Jesus.  Also, no...

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This is a post card distributed in pre-Soviet Russia depicting Satan and Christ. I think the Cyrillic translates as "Schneider A...
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Ending the series with a Schneider illustration for Karl May's Der Schut , or The Scab  in English.
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Sascha Schneider, Part 1 - R-rated Art

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Sascha Schneider (1870-1927) was a German painter, illustrator, and sculptor who pushed the limits of both the art and social conventio...
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Judas Iscariot was the subject of this edgy Schneider painting. All kinds of interesting symbolism here.

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The nascent late 19th C. bodybuilding scene attracted Sascha Schneider, and he was known to recruit models from gyms.  This untitled wo...
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Sascha Schneider made a very good living producing cover art and illustrations for the adventure books of Karl May, the best selling wr...
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