1877
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Alfred Leopold Isidor Kubin was born in Bohemia in the
town of Litoměřice, which was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Father: Friedrich Franz Kubin, geometer (1848-1907). Mother: Johanna (Jenny) Kletzl, pianist (1847-1887) |
1879
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Kubin family moves to Salzburg, until 1882
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1882
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Kubin family moves to Zell am See
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1887
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Gymnasium in Salzburg (until 1888)
8th May: Alfred’s mother dies
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1888
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Gemeindeschule in Zell am See (until 1891)
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1891
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Staatsgewerbeschule in Salzburg (until 1892)
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1892
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Apprentices to the landscape photographer Alois Beer,
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1896
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Attempts suicide on his mother's grave
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1897
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Short service in the Austrian army, followed by a nervous
breakdown
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1898
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Artistic studies at the private academy of the painter
Ludwig Schmitt-Reutte
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1900
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Acquaintance with Dauthendey aun Von Weber
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1902
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Exhibition by Bruno Cassirer in Berlin
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1903
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Issue of the Weber Mappe. Travel in the Balkans
1st December: Death of Alfred’s betrothed Emmy Bayer
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1904
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March: Marriage with Hedwig Gründler
Wien
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1905
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Fall: South France – Italy
Winter: Paris, meeting with Odilon Redon. In München
Alfred discovers the works of Edvard Munch, James Ensor, Henry de Groux and
Félicien Rops.
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1906
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Moving from München to Zwickledt
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1907
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Bosnia and Dalmatia
2nd November: death of his Father
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1908
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North Italy (Venezia)
Fall: first writing of “Die andere Seite”
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1909
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Travel in the Balkans mit Karl Wolfskehl
Foundation of Neue Künstlervereinigung
München (N.K.V.M.) with
Starts friendship with Franz Marc
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1910
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Starts frienship with Hans Carossa un Paul Klee
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1911
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Prag – Joining with the “Blaue Reiter” group
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1912
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First drawing for “Simplizissimus”
Starts correspondence with Lyonel Feininger
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1913
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First drawing for “Simplizissimus”
Exhibition with the “Blaue Reiter” group in the Galerie “Der
Sturm” in Berlin
After this time, he lost contact with the artistic
avant-garde
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1914
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January – Colmar, Paris
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1916
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“Buddhist crisis”
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1921
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First collective exhibition by Goltz in München
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1922
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One week with Wolfgang Gurlitt in Berlin
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1923
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Karlsruhe, visits Hans Toma
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1924
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Schweiz, visits Ludwig Klages in Kilchberg
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1926
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Exhibition in Hamburg, Galerie Hans Götz
Foundation of Kubin-Archivs in Hamburg, with Dr. Kurt Otte
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1927
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Exhibition in the “Graphische Sammlung der Alte
Pinakothek” in München
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1929
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Onorable member of the Prag Secession
Starts
correspondence with Ernst Jünger
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1930
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Exhibition in Hannover
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1931
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Exhibitions in Hamburg, München, Wien
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1932
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Exhibition in Bauhaus, Dessau
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1933
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Starts frienship with Anton Steinhart
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1937
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60th Birthday - Exhibitions in Wien, Albertina
Visit of Ernst Jünger
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1938
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Starts correspondence with Horst Lange
Exhibitions in München
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1938
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With the Anschluss of Austria and Nazi Germany, his works
are declared “entartete Kunst” or "degenerate art", but Alfred
manages to continue working during World War II.
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1947
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1948
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15 August: death of his wife Hedwig
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1949
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Member of the “Bayerische Akademie der Schöne Künste”
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1951
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Linz (Neue Galerie – Wolfgang Gurlitt Museum)
Österreichischer Staatpreis für bildende Kunst
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1952
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Ulisse Prize at XXVI Biennale of Venice
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1955
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International Prize for Drawings at the Biennale of São
Paulo
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1957
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1959
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20 August.: dies in Zwickledt, aged 82
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