Armin Reumann (1889-1952)

Malers Armin Reumann, German post-impressionist painter was born in Sonneberg.

In 1907 Reumann moved to Munich and studied at the Munich Art Academy and from 1910 he participated in exhibitions. He received first orders of Duke George II and Prince Ernst of Saxe-Meiningen.

His landscapes, portraits, still-lifes and interiors are all characterized by the spontaneous and intuitive capturing of a mood, of an atmospheric landscape. The most recent auction is a painting sold in 2020.
Armin Reumann (1889-1952)

Post-Impressionist

Post-Impressionism is painting the psychological feeling or sensation of things. Or more briefly the old way was representation; the new way is – expression.

The term ‘Post-Impressionism’ has only one meaning: ‘after Impressionism’. Impressionism being a phenomenon unique to French painting, the idea of Post-Impressionism is also closely linked to French art.

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Generally, the beginning of the Pos-Impressionist era dates from 1886, from the moment of the eighth and final joint Impressionist Art exhibition.

The term was coined for Roger Fry’s London exhibition “Manet and the Post- Impressionists” in 1910, which included Cezanne, Gauguin, van Gogh, Matisse and Picasso; the Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition in 1912 included the Fauves, Vlaminck, Derain, and Braque.
Post-Impressionist