Eine Liebe. Erste Begegnung (a Love. First Encounter) (rejected Plate) (s. 167 Ii)

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Max Klinger, a prominent German symbolist painter, sculptor, and printmaker, is renowned for his intricate and evocative works that often explore themes of love, death, and the human condition. Among his extensive oeuvre, "Eine Liebe. Erste Begegnung (a Love. First Encounter) (rejected Plate) (s. 167 Ii)" stands out as a fascinating piece, though it remains lesser-known and somewhat enigmatic.

"Eine Liebe. Erste Begegnung" is part of Klinger's broader exploration of romantic and existential themes, which he frequently depicted through a series of prints and drawings. This particular work, however, is identified as a "rejected plate," suggesting that it was either an experimental piece or one that did not meet Klinger's final artistic vision for publication or exhibition. The designation "(s. 167 Ii)" likely refers to its cataloging in a specific collection or scholarly reference, indicating its place within the larger context of Klinger's body of work.

The title, "Eine Liebe. Erste Begegnung," translates to "A Love. First Encounter," hinting at the subject matter's focus on the initial meeting between lovers. Klinger's ability to capture the nuances of human emotion and interaction is evident in this piece, as he often employed a meticulous and expressive style to convey the complexities of his subjects. The "rejected plate" status adds an additional layer of intrigue, inviting speculation about why Klinger chose not to include it in his final series or collection.

Klinger's work is characterized by its symbolic depth and technical mastery, and "Eine Liebe. Erste Begegnung" is no exception. Even as a rejected plate, it offers valuable insight into his creative process and the thematic preoccupations that defined his career. This piece, like many of Klinger's works, invites viewers to ponder the mysteries of love and human connection, rendered through the lens of his unique artistic vision.

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