- The New
Objectivity (in German: Neue
Sachlichkeit) was a
movement in
German art that
arose during the 1920s as a
reaction against expressionism. The term...
- he is
widely considered one of the most
important artists of the Neue
Sachlichkeit. Otto Dix was born in Untermhaus, Germany, now a part of the city of...
- naturalism), Anna
Klindt Sørensen (expressionism),
Franciska Clausen (Neue
Sachlichkeit, cubism,
surrealism and others),
Henry Heerup (naivism),
Robert Jacobsen...
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between 1918 and 1919. It is an icon of the post-World War I
movement Neue
Sachlichkeit, or New Objectivity. It is
located at the
Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen...
- used
magischer Realismus to
refer to a
painterly style known as Neue
Sachlichkeit ('New Objectivity'), an
alternative to
expressionism that was championed...
- Carrington,
Dorothea Tanning, and
Leonor Fini.
George Grosz, 1920, Neue
Sachlichkeit Thomas Hart Benton, 1920,
Regionalism George Bellows, 1924, American...
- Beckmann, The
Night (Die Nacht), 1918–1919, Neue
Sachlichkeit George Grosz, 1920, Neue
Sachlichkeit Thomas Hart Benton, 1920,
Regionalism George Bellows...
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expressionism of her
early work
yields to a cool-controlled
language of Neue
Sachlichkeit. Her
interest in the
ideas of
Baruch Spinoza inspired philosopher Constantin...
-
received some
recognition in Germany,
where he was ****ociated with the Neue
Sachlichkeit movement and
called the "German Rousseau".
Around 1916, he was discovered...
- the
development of
modern art, and her
paintings show
elements of Neue
Sachlichkeit, Constructivism, Cubism, Neo-plasticism,
Surrealism and Purism, though...
