Das Künstlerbuch. Arnold Böcklin

German writer and art historian Franz Hermann Meissner published "Das Künstlerbuch: Arnold Böcklin" ("The Artist's Book: Arnold Böcklin") in Berlin and Leipzig in 1901. Written in German, the book is dedicated to the life and work of the renowned 19th-century Swiss painter, a key figure in European Symbolism. Meissner explores the artist's biography, the evolution of his creative journey, and his artistic legacy, highlighting the distinctive features of his masterpieces and his place in the art world of his era. This edition serves as a prime example of early 20th-century art-historical literature focused on Böcklin's life and career.