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[Rudolph Tegner: The blind from Marrakech (1949-1950)].

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    Dansk Medicinhistorisk Arbog
    |October 20, 2001
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    Rudolph Tegner's sculpture "The Blind from Marrakech" depicts blind individuals carrying a deceased woman, inspired by a funeral procession. This artwork explores themes of despair and the artist's interpretation of blindness.

    Area of Science:

    • Art History
    • Sculpture Analysis
    • Cultural Studies

    Background:

    • Rudolph Tegner, a Danish sculptor and painter, established his own museum in Dronningmolle.
    • His final, incomplete work, "The Blind from Marrakech," is a plaster sculpture on a wooden scaffold.
    • The sculpture was inspired by Tegner's observation of a funeral procession in Marrakech.

    Discussion:

    • The sculpture portrays five armless figures carrying a dead body, reflecting a funeral procession observed by Tegner.
    • A later bronze cast features 15 bearers, with varying eye directions suggesting blindness.
    • The depiction of blind individuals, some with exenteratio orbitae, contrasts with the deceased woman, who was their mistress.

    Key Insights:

    • The artwork captures a poignant scene of grief and burden, with the blind bearers carrying their former mistress.

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  • Tegner's artistic choices, including the missing arms and varied eye directions, emphasize the theme of blindness and its interpretation.
  • The sculpture "The Blind from Marrakech" may symbolize the artist's personal despair.
  • Outlook:

    • Further analysis could explore the symbolism of the "divine Heaven" in relation to the blind figures' upward gaze.
    • Comparative studies with other works by Rudolph Tegner could reveal recurring themes of mortality and spirituality.
    • The Rudolph Tegner Museum and Sculpture Park offers a unique setting for experiencing Tegner's artistic legacy.