Entartete Kunst
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- Ludwig Meidner
…traveling exhibition “Entartete Kunst” (“Degenerate Art”). For four years (1935–39), he taught at a Jewish high school in Cologne until he fled with his family from Germany to London. He was temporarily interned (1940–41) as an enemy alien and then returned to London, where he lived essentially in poverty.…
Read More…traveling exhibition “Entartete Kunst” (“Degenerate Art”). For four years (1935–39), he taught at a Jewish high school in Cologne until he fled with his family from Germany to London. He was temporarily interned (1940–41) as an enemy alien and then returned to London, where he lived essentially in poverty.…
Read More - Oskar Schlemmer
…included in the Nazi-organized “Degenerate Art” exhibition in Munich. He continued to exhibit his work when possible and participated in major exhibitions in London and New York City in 1938. Schlemmer was reunited with Baumeister and other artists in 1940 when he moved to Wuppertal, Germany, where he earned…
Read More…included in the Nazi-organized “Degenerate Art” exhibition in Munich. He continued to exhibit his work when possible and participated in major exhibitions in London and New York City in 1938. Schlemmer was reunited with Baumeister and other artists in 1940 when he moved to Wuppertal, Germany, where he earned…
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