Otto Dix

1891–1969 · Germany · New Objectivity, Expressionism

Wilhelm Heinrich Otto Dix (2 December 1891 – 25 July 1969) was a German painter and printmaker, noted for his ruthless and harshly realistic depictions of German society during the Weimar Republic and the brutality of war. Wikipedia

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“Wounded Soldier”, 1924
“Old Couple”, 1923
“Uneven couple”, 1925
“The Dancer Anita Berber”, 1925
“Melancholie”, 1930
“Portrait of Poet Ivar von Lücken”, 1926
“War”, 1932
“The Goodbye to Hamburg”, 1921
“Mother with Child”, 1921
“Salon”, 1927
“Portrait of Dr Heinrich Stadelmann”, 1922
“Memory of the Halls of Mirrors in Brussels”, 1920
“Nelly with Toy”, 1924
“Vanitas (Youth and Old Age)”, 1932
“Weimar Berlin”, 1928
“Portrait of the Painter Hans Theo Richter and his wife Gisela”, 1933
“Shock Troops Advance under Gas”, 1924
“Half-Nude”, 1926
“Self Portrait with Easel”, 1926
“Portrait of the Lawyer Dr. Fritz Glaser”, 1921
“Portrait of the Painter Franz Radziwill”, 1928
“The Art Dealer Alfred Flechtheim”, 1926
“The Family of the Painter Adalbert Trillhaase”, 1923
“Leda”, 1919
“The Skat Players”, 1920
“Portrait of the Lawyer Hugo Simons”, 1929
“Family Portrait”, 1925
“Pregnant Woman”, 1919
“Ursus, Sitting”, 1931
“The God of confectioners”, 1922
“Three Prostitutes on the Street”, 1925
“Prager Street”, 1920
“Frau Martha Dix”, 1923
“Moon Woman”, 1919
“Myself in Brussels”, 1922
“Head of a Man (Self-Portrait)”, 1919
“Ellis”, 1919
“Portrait of Paul F. Schmidt”, 1921
“Ursus With Spintop”, 1924
“From the catacombs in Palermo II”, 1924

Otto Dix

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