PRVA SVETOVNA VOJNA V LIKOVNIH UPODOBITVAH NA OBMOČJU SLOVENSKE ŠTAJERSKE

Cigut, Natalija

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Title:	PRVA SVETOVNA VOJNA V LIKOVNIH UPODOBITVAH NA OBMOČJU SLOVENSKE ŠTAJERSKE
Authors:	ID Cigut, Natalija (Author) ID Ciglenečki, Marjeta (Mentor) More about this mentor...
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Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	V diplomski nalogi se bomo seznanili z likovno dejavnostjo v času prve svetovne vojne na območju slovenske Štajerske. Pri tem se bomo natančneje poglobili v dela Luigija Kasimira (1881–1962) in Jana Oeltjena (1880–1968), ki po rodu sicer nista bila Slovenca in se vojne tudi nista udeležila iz slovenskega štajerskega področja, sta pa bila na naše kraje, predvsem na Ptuj, močno vezana. Kasimir je bil na Ptuju rojen, medtem ko je Oeltjen redno zahajal na Ptuj, kjer je skupaj z ženo Elso Kasimir preživel veliko časa in se ne nazadnje tam tudi ustalil. Njuna dela iz časa velike vojne so zelo kvalitetna in izpovedna, imajo pa tudi veliko sporočilno vrednost. Vojno dogajanje sta s svojo likovno govorico predstavila na dva popolnoma različna načina, vendar vsak zase z veliko čustveno vznesenostjo in osebno konotacijo. Nastala so številna dela, ki kot posledica vojnega dogajanja, v katerega sta bila ujeta oba umetnika, pričajo o likovnem življenju v času tega totalnega spopada. Njun prispevek za razumevanje človekove ogorčenosti nad vojnimi grozotami nas povsem prepriča, saj sta z lastnimi doživetji umetnine še dodatno čustveno podkrepila. Med veliko vojno so nastala številna likovna dela, med njimi vojne razglednice, ki s svojo raznolikostjo pričajo o propagandni politiki in o življenju v zaledju ter na bojnih poljih. Pomemben je tudi razmah fotografije, saj je s pojavom te tehnike zajemanje prizorov postalo hitrejše in trajnejše, vendar pa so primarne likovne dejavnosti še vedno imele velik vpliv. Izpostavili bi še nekatere druge likovne umetnike, ki so pomembni za razumevanje likovne dejavnosti v času prve svetovne vojne na slovenskem Štajerskem. To sta bila slikarja Karel Jirak (1897–1982) in Ante Trstenjak (1894–1970) ter kiparja Ivan Napotnik (1888–1960) in Jožef Ajlec (1874–1944). Vojna je vplivala na njihovo življenje in delo, saj so nekatera njihova likovna dela nastala kot odraz vojnega dogajanja ali pa se je vojni čas odražal v kasnejših letih njihovega ustvarjanja. Likovna umetnost v času prve svetovne vojne na slovenskem Štajerskem je specifičen pojav, ki ga je treba sistematično in nazorno preučiti, saj je pomemben za razumevanje človekovega življenja v obdobju vsesplošne zmede, pomanjkanja, vojnih grozot in sovraštva. Najbolj izpovedna so dela, ki so nastala na licu vojnega dogajanja, saj nam s prve roke predstavijo življenje na fronti in miselnost posameznika, ki se je znašel v vrtincu vojne.
Keywords:	Prva svetovna vojna, vojne razglednice in fotografije, štajerski likovni umetniki med prvo svetovno vojno, Luigi Kasimir, Jan Oeltjen, Karel Jirak, Ante Trstenjak, Ivan Napotnik, Jožef Ajlec
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[N. Cigut]
Year of publishing:	2014
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-45359
UDC:	73/76"1914/1918"(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	20812808
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:7WDQFQ9F
Publication date in DKUM:	25.09.2014
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Language:	English
Title:	WORLD WAR I IN ARTISTIC DEPICTIONS IN SLOVENIAN STYRIA
Abstract:	In this diploma thesis, we will learn about the artistic activity during the First World War in the territory of Slovenian Styria. With that, we will look deeply into the work of Luigi Kasimir (1881–1962) and Jan Oeltjen (1880–1968), who were not Slovenes by nationality and did not take part in the war on the Slovene Styrian part; they were, however, strongly tied to our region, especially Ptuj. Kasimir was born in Ptuj, whereas Oeltjen often visited Ptuj where he spent a lot of time with his wife Elsa Kasimir and finally settled there. Their work from the time of the Great War is of great quality, expressive as well as full of meaning. They captured war with their artistic language in two completely different ways, each of them with a lot of emotional elation and personal connotation. Many of their works, which were created as a result of wartime events in which both artists were caught, bear witness to the artistic life during the time of battles. Their contribution to the understanding of human indignation against the horrors of the war satisfies us, as their own experiences give additional emotional support to their artwork. Many works of art were created during the Great War, such as diverse war postcards, which testify about the propaganda politics, life in the hinterland and on the battlefields. The expansion of photography is also very important, as the emergence of this kind of scene capturing became faster and more persistant. The primary art activities, however, still had a significant impact. We would also like to point out some other artists who are important for the understanding of art activity during the First World War in Slovenian Styria. These were painters Karel Jirak (1897–1982) and Ante Trstenjak (1894–1970); and sculptors Ivan Napotnik (1888–1960) and Jožef Ajlec (1874–1944). The war influenced their lives and work as some of their artworks were created as a reflection of wartime events, and kept reflecting in their later creations. Fine art in the time of the First World War in Slovenian Styria is a specific phenomenon that needs to be systematically and clearly studied, as it is important for the understanding of life during the time of general confusion, shortage, war horrors and hatred. The most expressive works were created at the scenes of wartime events, therefore providing us with a first-hand image of the life at the front as well as capturing thoughts of individuals who found themselves in the midst of war.
Keywords:	The First World War, war postcards and photography, Styrian artists during the First World War, Luigi Kasimir, Jan Oeltjen, Karel Jirak, Ante Trstenjak, Ivan Napotnik, Jožef Ajlec

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