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This autumn, the Museum of Fine Arts Ghent is devoting an exhibition to German artist Erich Heckel (1883-1970).

Morton D. May might have amassed one of the most impressive collections of twentieth-century German art on the planet, but throughout his life he was, first and foremost, a businessman.

Alan and Marianne Schwartz were so intent on promoting the importance of prints in art that they freely loaned pieces from their art collection to institutions.

Christie’s will offer Exceptional Impressions: The Alan and Marianne Schwartz Collection, works from the collection will be included in a dedicated live sale taking place on 23 October in New York.

Pillars of Detroit’s artistic community, Alan and Marianne Schwartz built an encyclopaedic collection of best-in-class Dutch masters, Belle Époque lithographers, American icons and more.

The summer auction includes 117 lots, divided into Prints (53 lots) and Modern & Contemporary Art (64 lots). Estimated at a total of around €2 million.

A comparison of German and Austrian Expressionism, two movements that, despite having originated in similar contexts, manifest unique and distinctive nuances.

This June, Germany’s Ketterer Kunst auction house will mark 70 years in the auction business.

A new exhibition shows how the early 20th-century German artists, helmed by Wassily Kandinksy and Gabriele Münter, created a space where creativity could flourish...

A show at Washington’s National Gallery of Art highlights how European artists of the early 20th century responded to political upheavals, war and social unrest—drawing discomfiting parallels between then and now.

Fuelled by a desire to convey the truth of the rapidly changing world around them, two groups of artists — Die Brücke and Der Blaue Reiter — ...

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair unveiled the highlights for its 2024 edition, which marks the fair’s return to its historic home at the Park Avenue Armory, from February 15–18, 2024.

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair opens to the public tomorrow February 16th running through to 18th, 2024 (VIPs 15th February).

Through their bold distortions, angular, simplified forms, and use of non-naturalistic colors, the German expressionists sought to convey complex emotional and psychological responses to their changing world during the social, cultural.

German Expressionism can sometimes seem like little more than an exercise in gloom.