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Paul Baum
Paul Baum

Paul Baum

German, 1859-1932
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Paul Baum was a German painter, draftsman and printmaker. He was the most important representative of Neo-Impressionism in Germany.

He began as a flower painter at the Royal Porcelain Factory. In 1877, he decided to study with Friedrich Preller at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts. A year later, he switched to the Weimar Saxon-Grand Ducal Art School, where he studied under Theodor Hagen until 1887. During his studies, he travelled to Mecklenburg and Hamburg as well as Holland and Flanders. In 1888, he stayed briefly at the art colony in Dachau District.

During a trip to Paris in 1890, he had his first encounter with French Impressionism. Afterwards, he left Dachau and spent four years in Knokke, Belgium, where he became friends with Camille Pissarro and the Belgian pointillist painter Théo van Rysselberghe. In 1894, he returned to Dresden and became part of the Dresden Secession. However, he continued to be restless and, in 1895, moved to Sint Anna ter Muiden near Sluis, where he lived until 1908. Even so, his stay there was interrupted by numerous trips to Berlin, the south of France, Italy and Turkey.

While visiting Berlin in 1902, he became a member of the Berlin Secession. In 1909, he joined the Neue Künstlervereinigung München (N.K.V.M.) and participated in their first exhibition. That same year, he received the Villa Romana Prize, which included a one-year stay in Rome. He then travelled to Tuscany, remaining there for four years in San Gimignano and, then, Florence. After the outbreak of war in 1914, he returned to Germany and became a professor at the Academy. But, after a year, he was again on the move.

He stayed briefly at the Willingshäuser Art Colony and went from there to Neustadt near Marburg. When his friend, Carl Bantzer, was appointed professor at the Kunsthochschule Kassel in 1918, Baum took his place as a teacher of landscape painting. In 1921, he bought a house in Marburg, intending it to be his permanent residence but, from 1924 on, lived mostly in San Gimignano. He died of pneumonia there in 1932.

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Oberweimar im Winter

Oberweimar im Winter (Ca. 1882-83)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Weg nach Neustadt im Frühherbst

Weg nach Neustadt im Frühherbst (Ca. 1915)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
View from Homberg an der Efze over flowering trees

View from Homberg an der Efze over flowering trees (1917)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Überschwemmung bei Hyères mit Baumgestrüpp und Schilfgras am Ufer

Überschwemmung bei Hyères mit Baumgestrüpp und Schilfgras am Ufer (1900)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Straße an Feldern in Frühlingssonne zu toskanischem Gutshof auf einem Hügel

Straße an Feldern in Frühlingssonne zu toskanischem Gutshof auf einem Hügel (1912)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Holländische Wiesenlandschaft

Holländische Wiesenlandschaft (1906)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Flusslandschaft mit Weiden

Flusslandschaft mit Weiden (1896)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Feldweg mit hohen Bäumen

Feldweg mit hohen Bäumen (1902)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Corn fields outside Neustadt in Hesse

Corn fields outside Neustadt in Hesse (1917)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Bäume im Frühling

Bäume im Frühling (1929-1932)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Bauernhof mit Heuhaufen

Bauernhof mit Heuhaufen (1890)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Dünen Weg (Vormittag-Sonne)

Dünen Weg (Vormittag-Sonne) (1894)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Landscape in Arles

Landscape in Arles (1909)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Capri

Capri (1899)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Flusslandschaft in Mecklenburg

Flusslandschaft in Mecklenburg (Ca. 1885)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Blick aus Homberg an der Efze über blühende Bäume

Blick aus Homberg an der Efze über blühende Bäume (1917)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
A Path In The Dunes, Morning Sun

A Path In The Dunes, Morning Sun

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Moorlandschaft bei Dachau

Moorlandschaft bei Dachau (1880)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Landschaft mit Brücke

Landschaft mit Brücke (1905)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Im Dachauer Moos

Im Dachauer Moos (1887)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Holländische Kanallandschaft mit Windmühle

Holländische Kanallandschaft mit Windmühle (1887)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Flusslandschaft in Hessen

Flusslandschaft in Hessen (Ca. 1880)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Bäume im Frühling

Bäume im Frühling (1929-1932)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Abendstimmung nach dem Regen am Weg nach Niedergrunstedt

Abendstimmung nach dem Regen am Weg nach Niedergrunstedt (1884)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Waldrand im Vorfrühling (wohl bei Goppeln)

Waldrand im Vorfrühling (wohl bei Goppeln) (1894)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Sonnig-wolkiger Himmel über moorigen Wiesen mit Bachlauf

Sonnig-wolkiger Himmel über moorigen Wiesen mit Bachlauf (1886)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Rathaus In St. Anna (The Town Hall In St. Anna)

Rathaus In St. Anna (The Town Hall In St. Anna)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Moorlandschaft mit Kopfweiden

Moorlandschaft mit Kopfweiden (Ca. 1882-1887)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Kanal zwischen Wäldchen und Wiesen vor einem Dorf mit roten Dächern

Kanal zwischen Wäldchen und Wiesen vor einem Dorf mit roten Dächern (1905)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
Holländische Kanallandschaft

Holländische Kanallandschaft (1887)

Paul Baum (German, 1859-1932)
Landscape
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