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Since its foundation in 1871, the Goebel Hummel factory designs and produces art's works in northern Bavaria, Germany. Ceramic and porcelain figurines and angels, ornaments and vases, jewelry of the highest artistic tradition are part of the art Goebel Collection.
All Goebel products are handmade and are of the highest quality. Particular importance to the line Goebel Artis Orbis Gifts Class The Art Accessible, collectable items which show the most beautiful and famous works by artists such as Salvador Dali, Gustav Klimt, Lampen, Alphonse Mucha, Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Carl Larsson and Romero Britto.
In the ARTIS ORBIS collection Goebel present in a new way these art's works.
ARTIS ORBIS COLLECTION
GUSTAV KLIMT
The opulent works of his “Golden Period” Goebel figurines and ornaments become compositions of unique sensuality.
Gustav Klimt the co-founder of the “Vienna Secession” combines the various movements of the international Art Nouveau in his splendid paintings and thus becomes one of the most important representatives.
Beyond all temporal and spatial bounds his most famous painting “The Kiss” is considered the “Allegory of Love” as such.
The Kiss is considered to be Gustav Klimt’s most significant art's work – a world-renowned icon of love. The distinct use of golden colours is probably one of the reasons for the unchanging popularity of this motif throughout the years.
The Portrait of Adele Bloch, also called 'Golden Adele', captivates with the generous use of real gold. According to press reports the original was acquired 2006 for the record price of 135 million dollars – to that time the highest price ever paid for a painting – by the US businessman Ronald Lauder for the New Gallery, founded by him in Manhattan, New York.
“The Tree of Life” represents the eternity of the sun and allegorises the themes life, death and reincarnation. Gustav Klimt creates also here a synthesis of the arts combining ornaments and religion.
The artwork “The Expectation” interprets a part of the work “The Tree of Life” in a new artistic form.
Goebel has newly interpreted also this historic paragon. Carefully handcrafted with high value and aesthetic demand. An icon of modern living.
CARL LARSSON
A Swedish Fairy Tale
The largely idyllic paintings, watercolours and drawings by Carl Larsson (1852-1919) primarily portray his family's life in and around their home in Sundborn, Sweden, a home that Carl Larsson received from his parents in 1888.
Carl and his wife Karin are considered to be the originators of what has become a typical Swedish style of living, with its integrated elements of light, colour and love-of-life functionality
VINCENT VAN GOGH
Genius and madness, today his paiting belong to the most expensive of the world but he spent his life in extreme poverty and financial dependency.Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) was a desperate man but a great artist, never reached popularity in life but still today, his vigorous paintings seem to sparkle from inside.
ROMERO BRITTO
Goebel Romero Britto "A new Day". Britto neo-pop contemporary artist, his monumental sculpture opened the fortieth anniversary of the Montreux Jazz Festival. The portrait of the legendary art dealer and founder of Art Basel, Ernst Beyeler, is now exhibited in the Fondation Beyeler, the Swiss museum which also houses the works of Klee, Cézanne, Picasso, Monet, Matisse and Giacometti.
