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Franz Lehar (1870 - 1948) was an Austrian operetto composer, originally from Austria. His father was a military band leader. From 1882 to 1888, he studied violin and music theory at the Moscow Academy of Music. Under the encouragement of A. Dvorzak, he studied composition. He joined his father's military band as a conductor and composed many marches and waltzes. In 1902, he settled in Vienna. In 1905, his operetto, The merry widow, became famous after it was performed in Vienna. He became the most popular operetto composer after J. Strauss. His main field of creation was light opera, and he had created nearly 40 works of this genre in his life. Among them, the most famous one was the romantic widow, which showed the life style of the upper class in Europe in the early 20th century through the love affairs of the young, beautiful and rich widow Hannah. His operas were famous for their symphonies, coordination of music and dramatic movements, and smooth melodies. Other important operetas include The Women of Vienna (1902), The Count of Luxerburgh (1909), Romance of the Romance of the Romance of However, some people only knew his famous waltz "Gold and Silver" and the light opera "The merry widow". Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic "Lord of the Mysteries"!

Franz Lineford was a member of the largest military enterprise in the Ereponia Empire, Lineford (the Ru Group). He was the father of Alyssa Linefelt. Alyssa had a happy childhood that was doted on by her parents, but in the year 1197 of the Seven Luminaries Calendar, Franz Linefelt "passed away" due to an "accident." Sharon Krueger once represented the association to negotiate with Franz Linefelt. During this period, Franz suddenly acted abnormally. Krueger fought with him, and Franz died in the sea of fire without his body found. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic "Lord of Mysteries"!

Franz Klein was born in Wilkes-Barre, USA in 1910 and died in New York in 1962. He was one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, playing an important role in the rise of abstract expressionism and action painting, and was closely associated with other artists in New York such as Corning, Robert, and Lee Krasner. He had a rich experience in art studies. He studied at Boston University from 1931 to 1935 and then went to London's Heathley School of Fine Arts to study painting. After returning to New York in 1940, he took on many bathroom murals and occasionally created small works with cubism as the theme of the big city. Inspired by De Kooning's pose painting and Pollock's " action painting " in 1946, he began to experiment with abstract painting. Around 1950, he appeared in the public eye with a series of size, abstract black-and-white paintings. These paintings were made of large areas of opaque paint, with very few texture, and the geometric edges contrasted with each other. The black and white areas alternated to achieve a balance of strength. From then on, he and Jackson Pollock became one of the main representatives of New York's action painting. His most famous work, with bold black and white and sharp strokes, stimulated human sensory perception. His work, Matter & Light, was exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum in 1978. The work was obtained from his widow. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!

Franz Kline was an American abstract expressionist painter from New York. He was originally a figure painter and began experimenting with abstract expressionism in the 1940s. He often used cheap, low-quality paint and painter's brushes to paint on the large canvas nailed to the wall. The strokes were large and rough, presenting a powerful architectural structure. He paid attention to the texture of the paint and the shape of the form. He emphasized the balance of various white colors. The sliding black brush strokes presented half-exposed color edges, transforming the painting into a white solid structure on the black emptiness. His works had the abstract expression of China calligraphy, paying attention to the balance between the virtual and real strokes. He often discussed artistic issues with Motherwell, Pollock, and other avant-garde artists in New York. He was recognized as one of the most important but still problematic artists in the New York abstract expressionist movement. His style was unique and it was difficult for critics to interpret him as a contemporary artist. He taught at Black Mountain College and Pratt College of Art, and with other action painters (such as Jackson Pollock, William de Kooning, Robert Motherwell, and Lee Krasner) and local poets, dancers, and musicians, he founded the unofficial but influential New York School of Painting. In the minimalist movement after abstract expressionism and the wave of pop art, works influenced by its style could be seen more or less. His most famous works include Hot Music (1940), Chatham Square (1948), Chief (1950), Cardinal (1950), Figure Eight (1952), Untitled II (1952), Suspended (19…) Wait. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic "Lord of the Mysteries"!

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