O etapă nouă în evoluţia peisajului transilvănean. Fritz Schullerus (1866-1898)
A new Stage in the Evolution of the Landscape in Transylvania. Fritz Schullerus (1866-1898)

Summary/Abstract: At the end of the 19th century, the art in Transylvania was renewing receiving and adapting elements of the European modernity. Due to his talent, receptivity towards the modern ways of expression and under the pressure of the personal drama, Fritz Schullerus succeeded to mark a new stage in the development of landscape in Transylvania. Fritz Schullerus studied at the Drawing Academy in Budapest with Bertalan Székely, then at the Art Academy in Munich with Gabriel Hackl and Karl Moor. It was the time and place for coming in touch with the various ways of expression of the new painting. He was influenced by the realism and naturalism of Gustave Courbet and Bastien Lepage, by Wilhelm Leibl and Hans Thoma, Max Liebermann and Fritz von Udhe. The influence of Stimmungslandschaft /that had Adolf Holzel, Ludwig Dill, Alfred Bachmann and Otto Modersohn among the most important representatives/ was strong upon his landscapes.

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