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New Objectivity – “Neue Sachlichkeit” 1918 - 1938
The social extremes produced great tensions in the Weimar Republic, in a progressive way in science and the economy, yet also backwardly so in the society’s hierarchy, which in turn led to even greater misfortune. These realities and misgivings are documented in the art of the “Neue Sachlichkeit” (New Objectivity).
The aftermath of The First World War, the degrading impoverishment of the middle class, the exploitation of the poor and the economic plight that predominated in Germany generated a situation which the artists depicted realistically. The hyper-sharpness and omission of light and shadows often allowed a magical mood to emerge. The exposition of the social, societal and political grievances was unsparingly portrayed.
Frequent topics were militarists, war cripples, beggars, prostitutes, petty bourgeois, pushers and pitiful characters. The anti-bourgeois attitude of the artists was in part rooted in Dadaism. City landscapes, figures and portraits that appear detached and isolated, deserted streets are characteristics of this.
Although the Austrian “Neue Sachlichkeit” was inspired by the German one, it does show more individual variety. Dr Klaus Schröder (Director of the Albertina) describes the art of the Austrian “Neue Sachlichkeit” as “painting from a distance”. The Austrian artists preferred a more humane, apolitical, discrete depiction of the zeitgeist.
Neue Sachlichkeit 1919 – 1938
Germany – Italy – France – Austria – Netherlands – Swiss
Germany
BECKMANN Max
DARVINGHAUSEN Heinrich
DIX Otto
FELIXMÜLLER Conrad
GROSSBERG Carl
GROSZ George
HEARTFIELD John
HOFER Carl
KANOLDT Alexander
MENSE Carlo
NUSSBAUM Felix
OELZE Richard
RADZIWILL Franz
RÄDERSCHEIDT Anton
RADZIWILL Franz
SCHAD Christian
SCHARL Josef
SCHLICHTER Rudolf
SCHOLZ Georg
SCHRIMPF Georg
Italy
DE CHIRICO Giorgio
GUTTUSO Renato
CARRÀ Carlo
CASORATI Felice
SEVERINI Gino
France
BALTHUS
DERAIN André
LÈGER Fernand
PICASSO Pablo
VALLATON Felix
Austria
BAER Oswald
BÄUMER Eduard
BOECKL Herbert
EGGER-LIENZ
GÜTERSLOH Albert Paris
HAUSER Carry
JUNG Georg
KIRNIG Paul
LEHNERT Rudolf
LERCH Franz
MOTESICZKY Marie-Louise
NEPO Ernst
OPPENHEIMER Max
PAUSER Sergius
PLOBERGER Herbert
PREGARTBAUER Lois
REYL-HANISCH Herbert von
SCHATZ Otto Rudolf
SEDLACEK Franz
TRÄGER Wilhelm
WACKER RUDOLF
WALDE Alfons
Netherlands
KOCH Pyke
Swiss
BARRAUD Francois
STÖCKLIN Niclas
The aftermath of The First World War, the degrading impoverishment of the middle class, the exploitation of the poor and the economic plight that predominated in Germany generated a situation which the artists depicted realistically. The hyper-sharpness and omission of light and shadows often allowed a magical mood to emerge. The exposition of the social, societal and political grievances was unsparingly portrayed.
Frequent topics were militarists, war cripples, beggars, prostitutes, petty bourgeois, pushers and pitiful characters. The anti-bourgeois attitude of the artists was in part rooted in Dadaism. City landscapes, figures and portraits that appear detached and isolated, deserted streets are characteristics of this.
Although the Austrian “Neue Sachlichkeit” was inspired by the German one, it does show more individual variety. Dr Klaus Schröder (Director of the Albertina) describes the art of the Austrian “Neue Sachlichkeit” as “painting from a distance”. The Austrian artists preferred a more humane, apolitical, discrete depiction of the zeitgeist.
Neue Sachlichkeit 1919 – 1938
Germany – Italy – France – Austria – Netherlands – Swiss
Germany
BECKMANN Max
DARVINGHAUSEN Heinrich
DIX Otto
FELIXMÜLLER Conrad
GROSSBERG Carl
GROSZ George
HEARTFIELD John
HOFER Carl
KANOLDT Alexander
MENSE Carlo
NUSSBAUM Felix
OELZE Richard
RADZIWILL Franz
RÄDERSCHEIDT Anton
RADZIWILL Franz
SCHAD Christian
SCHARL Josef
SCHLICHTER Rudolf
SCHOLZ Georg
SCHRIMPF Georg
Italy
DE CHIRICO Giorgio
GUTTUSO Renato
CARRÀ Carlo
CASORATI Felice
SEVERINI Gino
France
BALTHUS
DERAIN André
LÈGER Fernand
PICASSO Pablo
VALLATON Felix
Austria
BAER Oswald
BÄUMER Eduard
BOECKL Herbert
EGGER-LIENZ
GÜTERSLOH Albert Paris
HAUSER Carry
JUNG Georg
KIRNIG Paul
LEHNERT Rudolf
LERCH Franz
MOTESICZKY Marie-Louise
NEPO Ernst
OPPENHEIMER Max
PAUSER Sergius
PLOBERGER Herbert
PREGARTBAUER Lois
REYL-HANISCH Herbert von
SCHATZ Otto Rudolf
SEDLACEK Franz
TRÄGER Wilhelm
WACKER RUDOLF
WALDE Alfons
Netherlands
KOCH Pyke
Swiss
BARRAUD Francois
STÖCKLIN Niclas
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Old Master Paintings, 19. Century Paintings, Impressionist & Modern Art, Art Nouneau & Design, Wiener Secession, Wiener Werkstätte,Fauves,Ecole deParis, Blauer Reiter,Brücke Neue Sachlichkeit und Realismus, Contempory Art, Antiques, Autographs & Manuscripts
A selection of artists:
Absolon Achenbach Ackermann Adam Aiwasowsky Albers Alt Altomonte Amerling Amiet Andersen Andri Archipenko Arp Auchenthaler Avramidis
Baer Baldung Balla Bäumer Balthus Barlach Barraud Barwig Baselitz Bassano Baumeister Bayer Bayros Beckmann Behrens Bellini Bellotto Berg Bernatzik Bertoni Bilger Birkle Bissière Blaas Blau Blauensteiner Blechen Bloemaert Boeckl Böcklin Böttger Bonnard Bosch Boucher Braeuer Brauer Brakeleer Brancusi Braque Bresslern-Roth Breughel Brouwer Brunner Buffet Burliuk Busch
Calder Campendonk Campigli Canaletto Canova Caravaggio Carra Carracci Carriera Carus Casanova Casorati Cezanne Chagal Chillida Clementschitsch Compton Correggio Cucuel Czeschka
Daffinger Danhauser Darnaut Darvinghausen De Chirico Defregger Delacroix Derain Diesner Dix Dobrowsky Doderer Doig Drechsler Dubufet Dürer van Dyck
Egger-Lienz Egner Einsle Eisenschitz Ender Engelhart Ensor Ernst Esterl Eybl
Fahringer Faistauer Feininger Felixmüller Fendi Feuerbach Filla Fischbach Fontana Flegel Floch Flora Florian Francken Frankl Freist Freundlich Friedrich Fronius Fuchs Funke
Gauermann Gauguin Gawell Gerstl Giacometti Goltzius Goya Grabmayr Graner Gropius Gris Grossberg Grosz Gütersloh Gunsam Gursky Guttuso
Hackaert Hagenauer Hals Hampel Hanak Hantsch Harta Hartinger Hartung Hauser Hausner Heckel Heinrich Helnwein Hessing Hodler Höger Hölzel Hörmann Hofer Hoffmann Hoflehner Hondecoeter Hrdlicka Hubuch Hundertwasser
Isepp Israels Itten
Jahn Jawlensky Jettel Jettmar Jordaens Jung Jungnickel Jussel
Kalvach Kandinsky Kanoldt Kauffmann Kaulbach Kempf-Hartenkampf Kessel Khnopff Kiefer Kienholz Kippenberger Kirchner Kirnig Klee Klien Klimt Klinger Kobell Koch Koester Kokoschka Kolig Koller Kollwitz Konopa Koons Kooning Koudelka-Schmerling Krafft Krenek Kriehuber Kubin Kurzweil Kuwasseg
Lach Laske Lassnig Lauer Léger Leherb Lehmbruck Lehmden Lehnert Leibl Lerch Liebermann Liotard List Löffler Loder Longhi Loos Loos Lüpertz
Macke Magnasco Magritte Mahringer Maillol Makart Malewitsch Manet Mapplethorpe Manzu Marc Marini Marx Matisse Maulbertsch Meister (alte) Memling Mengs Mense Menzel Merkel Messerschmidt Michelangelo Mieris Mies van der RoheMikl Minne Modersohn-Becker Modigliani Moholy-Nagy Moldovan Molenaer Moll Momper Mondrian Monet Mon Ray Moore Mopp Morandi Morgenstern Moser Motesiczky Mucha Muche Mueller Münter Munch Mulley Munkacsy
Nay Neder Nepo Nigg Nikodem Nitsch Nolde
O’Lynch Oelze Oberhuber Olbrich Oppenheimer Orlik Ostade
Paar Palffy Pascin Pauser Peche Pechstein Pellar Peschka Pettenkofen Petter Pevetz Picasso Pillhofer Pipal Piranesi Pissaro Planckh Platzer Ploberger Pöll Poledne Poliakoff Polke Powolny Prachensky Pregartbauer Purrmann Putz
Radziwill Räderscheidt Raffalt Rainer Ranftl Rauch Rauschenberg Rebell Reinhold Reiter Rembrandt Ribarz Richter Rieder Rieger Ringel Ritter Rjepin Rodin Rohlfs Roller Romako Rombouts Rothaug Rubens Russ Ruysdael Rysselberghe
Saftleven Savery Schad Schatz Schelfhout Schiffer Schiele Schindler Schinkel Schleich Schlemmer Schlichter Schmidt-Rottluff Schmutzer Schnorr von Carolsfeld Schönberg Schönpflug Schreyer Schrimpf Schrödl Schuch Schwitters Sedlacek Segantini Seurat Severino Signac Slevogt Snyders Spitzweg Spranger Steinfeld Steinle Sterrer Stifter Stöcklin Stoitzner Stuck
Tafuri Tamm Teniers Thöny Thoma Tiepolo Tinguely Tintoretto Tischbein Tischler Toma Toulouse-Lautrec Traeger Treml Troger Twombly
Uecker Unterberger Urteil Ury Utrillo
Valadon Valckenborch Vallaton Van Dongen Van Gogh Velde Vlaminck Von Aachen Von Koudelka-Schmerling Von Reyl-Hanisch Vasarely Vos Vuillard
Wacker Walde Waldmüller Warhol Watteau Wattenphul Weenix Wegmayr Weiler Werefkin Wesselmann Wiegele Wisinger-Florian- Wols Wotruba
Zatkin Zetsche Zoff Zoffany Zülow
A selection of artists:
Absolon Achenbach Ackermann Adam Aiwasowsky Albers Alt Altomonte Amerling Amiet Andersen Andri Archipenko Arp Auchenthaler Avramidis
Baer Baldung Balla Bäumer Balthus Barlach Barraud Barwig Baselitz Bassano Baumeister Bayer Bayros Beckmann Behrens Bellini Bellotto Berg Bernatzik Bertoni Bilger Birkle Bissière Blaas Blau Blauensteiner Blechen Bloemaert Boeckl Böcklin Böttger Bonnard Bosch Boucher Braeuer Brauer Brakeleer Brancusi Braque Bresslern-Roth Breughel Brouwer Brunner Buffet Burliuk Busch
Calder Campendonk Campigli Canaletto Canova Caravaggio Carra Carracci Carriera Carus Casanova Casorati Cezanne Chagal Chillida Clementschitsch Compton Correggio Cucuel Czeschka
Daffinger Danhauser Darnaut Darvinghausen De Chirico Defregger Delacroix Derain Diesner Dix Dobrowsky Doderer Doig Drechsler Dubufet Dürer van Dyck
Egger-Lienz Egner Einsle Eisenschitz Ender Engelhart Ensor Ernst Esterl Eybl
Fahringer Faistauer Feininger Felixmüller Fendi Feuerbach Filla Fischbach Fontana Flegel Floch Flora Florian Francken Frankl Freist Freundlich Friedrich Fronius Fuchs Funke
Gauermann Gauguin Gawell Gerstl Giacometti Goltzius Goya Grabmayr Graner Gropius Gris Grossberg Grosz Gütersloh Gunsam Gursky Guttuso
Hackaert Hagenauer Hals Hampel Hanak Hantsch Harta Hartinger Hartung Hauser Hausner Heckel Heinrich Helnwein Hessing Hodler Höger Hölzel Hörmann Hofer Hoffmann Hoflehner Hondecoeter Hrdlicka Hubuch Hundertwasser
Isepp Israels Itten
Jahn Jawlensky Jettel Jettmar Jordaens Jung Jungnickel Jussel
Kalvach Kandinsky Kanoldt Kauffmann Kaulbach Kempf-Hartenkampf Kessel Khnopff Kiefer Kienholz Kippenberger Kirchner Kirnig Klee Klien Klimt Klinger Kobell Koch Koester Kokoschka Kolig Koller Kollwitz Konopa Koons Kooning Koudelka-Schmerling Krafft Krenek Kriehuber Kubin Kurzweil Kuwasseg
Lach Laske Lassnig Lauer Léger Leherb Lehmbruck Lehmden Lehnert Leibl Lerch Liebermann Liotard List Löffler Loder Longhi Loos Loos Lüpertz
Macke Magnasco Magritte Mahringer Maillol Makart Malewitsch Manet Mapplethorpe Manzu Marc Marini Marx Matisse Maulbertsch Meister (alte) Memling Mengs Mense Menzel Merkel Messerschmidt Michelangelo Mieris Mies van der RoheMikl Minne Modersohn-Becker Modigliani Moholy-Nagy Moldovan Molenaer Moll Momper Mondrian Monet Mon Ray Moore Mopp Morandi Morgenstern Moser Motesiczky Mucha Muche Mueller Münter Munch Mulley Munkacsy
Nay Neder Nepo Nigg Nikodem Nitsch Nolde
O’Lynch Oelze Oberhuber Olbrich Oppenheimer Orlik Ostade
Paar Palffy Pascin Pauser Peche Pechstein Pellar Peschka Pettenkofen Petter Pevetz Picasso Pillhofer Pipal Piranesi Pissaro Planckh Platzer Ploberger Pöll Poledne Poliakoff Polke Powolny Prachensky Pregartbauer Purrmann Putz
Radziwill Räderscheidt Raffalt Rainer Ranftl Rauch Rauschenberg Rebell Reinhold Reiter Rembrandt Ribarz Richter Rieder Rieger Ringel Ritter Rjepin Rodin Rohlfs Roller Romako Rombouts Rothaug Rubens Russ Ruysdael Rysselberghe
Saftleven Savery Schad Schatz Schelfhout Schiffer Schiele Schindler Schinkel Schleich Schlemmer Schlichter Schmidt-Rottluff Schmutzer Schnorr von Carolsfeld Schönberg Schönpflug Schreyer Schrimpf Schrödl Schuch Schwitters Sedlacek Segantini Seurat Severino Signac Slevogt Snyders Spitzweg Spranger Steinfeld Steinle Sterrer Stifter Stöcklin Stoitzner Stuck
Tafuri Tamm Teniers Thöny Thoma Tiepolo Tinguely Tintoretto Tischbein Tischler Toma Toulouse-Lautrec Traeger Treml Troger Twombly
Uecker Unterberger Urteil Ury Utrillo
Valadon Valckenborch Vallaton Van Dongen Van Gogh Velde Vlaminck Von Aachen Von Koudelka-Schmerling Von Reyl-Hanisch Vasarely Vos Vuillard
Wacker Walde Waldmüller Warhol Watteau Wattenphul Weenix Wegmayr Weiler Werefkin Wesselmann Wiegele Wisinger-Florian- Wols Wotruba
Zatkin Zetsche Zoff Zoffany Zülow
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