Berlin as it was! The Bright and Dark Sides of a Metropolis between Two World Wars
As of February 15th, J枚rg Maa脽 Kunsthandel presents the exhibition 鈥濪as war Berlin! Glanz- und Schattenseiten einer Metropole zwischen den Weltkriegen鈥� (鈥濨erlin as it was! The Bright and Dark Sides of a Metropolis between Two World Wars鈥�), and invites to immerse into the Zeitgeist of the world capital Berlin during the 鈥淕olden Twenties鈥�.
The exhibition will include important works on paper by the great artistsof the time as well as by artists almost forgotten today, but who are nonetheless just as important. The show will highlight drawings, prints and photographs by Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, George Grosz, Karl Hubbuch, Jeanne Mammen, Georg Tappert, Sasha and Cami Stone, Lotte Jacobi alongside rare works by for example Paul Gangolf (Metropolis, 1922), Rudolf Grossmann and others. The comprehensive photo album 鈥濨erlin im Licht鈥�, of which there exist only a few copies, will also be presented, offering a unique overview of the metropolis鈥� development in the 1920s.
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As of February 15th, J枚rg Maa脽 Kunsthandel presents the exhibition 鈥濪as war Berlin! Glanz- und Schattenseiten einer Metropole zwischen den Weltkriegen鈥� (鈥濨erlin as it was! The Bright and Dark Sides of a Metropolis between Two World Wars鈥�), and invites to immerse into the Zeitgeist of the world capital Berlin during the 鈥淕olden Twenties鈥�.
The exhibition will include important works on paper by the great artistsof the time as well as by artists almost forgotten today, but who are nonetheless just as important. The show will highlight drawings, prints and photographs by Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, George Grosz, Karl Hubbuch, Jeanne Mammen, Georg Tappert, Sasha and Cami Stone, Lotte Jacobi alongside rare works by for example Paul Gangolf (Metropolis, 1922), Rudolf Grossmann and others. The comprehensive photo album 鈥濨erlin im Licht鈥�, of which there exist only a few copies, will also be presented, offering a unique overview of the metropolis鈥� development in the 1920s.
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