Large lights suspended over the set of were used to create moonlight.
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Franz von Stuck, Angel with the Flaming Sword, 1889
Franz von Stuck, Lucifer, 1890
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Franz von Stuck, Medusa, 1892
Large lights suspended over the set of were used to create moonlight.
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Franz von Stuck, Ludwig van Beethoven, 1900
From the Musée d’Orsay:
Stuck’s mask of Beethoven is a real curiosity. It has a double status, being a high relief, and therefore a sculpture, but also a painting because it is polychrome and framed. With its hallucinatory eyes and tense expression, this face hypnotises the spectator. It is a magnetic work which calls for veneration, like an icon. For this relief, Stark took inspiration from the famous mask of Beethoven, moulded on his face during his lifetime, in 1812, and mistakenly believed to be a death mask.
The painter and sculptor Franz von Stuck built a villa in Munich, designing the interior himself. In the music room, he initially planned to put sculptures of famous composers, including Beethoven. The villa is now a museum which is open to the public.