AND READING

Stefan Zweig (1881-1942).
“Amok” (1922).

WERNER GILLES

Werner Gilles (1894-1961).

DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHERS

“Anders als die Andern”, 1919.
Directed by Richard Oswald.

HANNAH HÖCH

Hannah Höch (1889-1978).

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PAUL KLEINSCHMIDT

Paul Kleinschmidt (1883-1949).

GERMANY 1919-1933 – EXHIBITION

Portraying a Nation: Germany 1919-1933

Featuring more than 300 paintings, drawings, prints and photographs, Portraying a Nation combines two exhibitions: Otto Dix: The Evil Eye, which includes paintings and works on paper that explore Dix’s harshly realistic depictions of German society and brutality of war, and ARTIST ROOMS: August Sander, which presents photographs from Sander’s best known series People of the Twentieth Century, his attempt to document the German people. In painting and photography, these works from a pivotal point in the country’s history reflect both the glamour and the misery of Weimar Republic.

WHEN: Until 15 October 2017
WHERE: Tate Liverpool, Liverpool, U.K.

More about the exhibition HERE.

More about Otto Dix HERE.

More about August Sander HERE.

ANITA RÉE

Anita Rée (1885-1933).

MARY WIGMAN

Mary Wigman (1886-1973).

“The Witch Dance”, 1926.

JEANNE MAMMEN

Jeanne Mammen (1890-1976).

DRESDEN

in Germany.

MAX BEKCMANN

Max Beckmann (1884-1950)
“Tanz in Baden-Baden”, 1923.