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Citation

Lemke S. Schweiz Arch. Neurol. Psychiatr. 1999; 150(5): 248-254.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1999, Zeitschriften)

DOI

10.4414/sanp.1999.01113

PMID

unavailable

Abstract

There are conspicuous significant psychiatric features in the life of the artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner who was born in 1880. He committed suicide in 1938. The abundant symptoms are subsumed in 4 syndromes: an anxiety depression syndrome, a paranoid syndrome, an addiction and dissexuality. These syndromes show a peak between the 30th and 40th year of life, recede, and then partially show a new peak. His creative powers also peaked in the period before his 40th year of life. Kirchner's 'artistic talent' was thus not constant, but partly paralleled his psychopathology and partly is negatively correlated to his psychopathology.


Language: de

Keywords

addiction; anxiety neurosis; art; article; Artistic talent; case report; E. L. Kirchner; human; male; mental disease; paranoia; Psychopathology; psychosexual disorder

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