Photo Essay“Before The Fall: German And Austrian Art Of The 1930s” At Neue Galerie
Franz Sedlacek” “Landscape with Rainbow,” 1930. Image by Collection and Archive, © University of Applied Arts Vienna
Photo Essay“Before The Fall: German And Austrian Art Of The 1930s” At Neue Galerie
1 / 10 "Self Portrait With Horn" by Max Beckmann (1938)
Photo by 2018 Artists Rights Society
2 / 10 "Self-Portrait In The Camp" by Felix Nussbaum (1940)
Photo by 2018 Artists Rights Society
3 / 10 “Portrait of Johann Edwin Wolfensberger” by Otto Dix (1929)
Photo by 2018 Artists Rights Society
4 / 10 "Two Heads" by Rudolf Wacker
Photo by Belvedere
5 / 10 "Paris Society" by Max Beckmann
Photo by The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation/Art Resource
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Photo by The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation/Art Resource
7 / 10 "Mother and Eva" by Otto Dix
Photo by 2018 Artists Rights Society
8 / 10 "Children Born Blind" by August Sander
Photo by 2018 Die Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur - August Sander Archiv
9 / 10 "Landscape with Rainbow" by Franz Sedlacek (1930)
Photo by University of Applied Arts Vienna
10 / 10 Frontispiece illustration for "Hitler: A German Doom," by A. Paul Weber (1931-32)
Photo by 2018 Artists Rights Society
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