Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Max Klinger across 3 places, from 1879 to 1889.
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Max Klinger (18 February 1857 – 5 July 1920) was a German artist who produced significant work in painting, sculpture, prints and graphics, as well as writing a treatise articulating his ideas on art and the role of graphic arts and printmaking in relation to painting.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Max Klinger was documented, and when
1879year
Brusselsattested“Klinger visited Brussels for a time in 1879, and the following year he spent time in Munich.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1883 to 1887period
Parisattested“With a receptive audience developing in Paris, where the Franco-Uruguayan poet and art critic Jules Laforgue had been celebrating and advocating his prints, Klinger moved to Paris in 1883 where he lived until 1886 or 1887.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1889year
Brusselsattested“In 1889 Les XX (The Twenty) invited Klinger to exhibit his work in their annual winter exhibition that year in Brussels.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1889 to 1893period
Romeattested“He moved to Rome in 1889, staying until 1893, studying the Italian masters, where the 15th century artists and works from antiquity are said to have been something of a revelation to him.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
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1874year
Karlsruhementioned“He enrolled in the Academy of Fine Arts in Karlsruhe in 1874 where he was a pupil of Karl (or Carl) Gussow.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1885 to 1888period
Berlinmentioned“The sculpture was exhibited in an earlier stage of development in Paris in 1885 and later rejected from major exhibitions in Berlin 1887 and 1888.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1885 to 1888period
Parismentioned“The sculpture was exhibited in an earlier stage of development in Paris in 1885 and later rejected from major exhibitions in Berlin 1887 and 1888.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1891year
Parismentioned“In Paris he started to draft his polemical text for Painting and Drawing, which was eventually published in 1891, and subsequently reissued a number of times.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1900year
Leipzigmentioned“Documentary photographs File:Max Klinger Villa 1900.jpg|Villa Klinger in Leipzig, Germany, on the river Weisse Elster () File:Max Klinger und Elsa Asanjieff, Villa Romana 1905.jpg|Max Klinger and Elsa Asanijeff in the garden of Villa Rom…”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1900year
Naumburgmentioned“Documentary photographs File:Max Klinger Villa 1900.jpg|Villa Klinger in Leipzig, Germany, on the river Weisse Elster () File:Max Klinger und Elsa Asanjieff, Villa Romana 1905.jpg|Max Klinger and Elsa Asanijeff in the garden of Villa Rom…”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1902year
Parismentioned“He conceived and started work on his Beethoven sculpture while in Paris but, it was not completed and fully realized until 1902.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1902year
Viennamentioned“Beethoven was the theme of the 14th exhibition of the Vienna Secession in 1902, and Max Klinger's sculpture was brought to Vienna as the centerpiece.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1903year
Leipzigmentioned“In 1903 he moved away from Leipzig and bought a vineyard in Großjena [Gross Jena,], near Naumburg, Germany, where he settled in his later years.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
1903year
Naumburgmentioned“In 1903 he moved away from Leipzig and bought a vineyard in Großjena [Gross Jena,], near Naumburg, Germany, where he settled in his later years.”source: Wikipedia: Max Klinger
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