Erst 1889 beginnt der ehemalige Off

Erst 1889 beginnt der ehemalige Offizier der zaristischen Armee mit seiner künstlerischen Ausbildung. 1896 zog er nach München um dort eine private Kunstschule zu besuchen. In München lernte er Wassily Kandinsky kennen. In Murnau arbeitete Jawlensky das erste Mal mit Kandinsky und Gabriele Münter zusammen. Die Idee zur Gründung der „Neuen Künstlervereinigung München“ entstand zu dieser Zeit. Zudem gehörte Jawlensky der Bewegung des Blauen Reiters an. Er gründete später mit Klee, Kandinsky und Feininger die Gruppe "Die Blauen Vier".

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Until 1889, the former officer in the Tsarist army begins with his artistic training. in 1896, he moved to Munich to visit a private art school. In Munich he met Wassily Kandinsky. In Murnau, Jawlensky worked the first time with Kandinsky and Gabriele Münter. The idea of establishing "Munich new artists Association" was formed at this time. Also, Jawlensky of the movement of the Blue Rider belonged to. With Kandinsky, Klee and Feininger, later, he founded the group "the blue four".

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Only 1889, the former officer in the tsarist army starts his artistic training. In 1896 he moved to Munich to visit a private art school there. In Munich he met Wassily Kandinsky know. In Murnau Jawlensky worked for the first time along with Kandinsky and Gabriele Münter. The idea of ​​founding the "New Artists' Association Munich" was created at this time. Moreover Jawlensky belonged to the movement of Der Blaue Reiter. He later founded with Klee, Kandinsky and Feininger the group "The Blue Four."

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Only in 1889 the former officer of the Tsarist army begins with his artistic training. In 1896 he moved to Munich to visit to a private school. In Munich, he met Wassily Kandinsky. In Murnau worked the first time with Jawlensky Kandinsky and Gabriele Munter. The idea for the formation of the "new artists" in Munich was built at this time.Von Jawlensky was also the movement of the Blaue Reiter. He later founded with Klee, Kandinsky and Feininger the group "The Blue four".