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Art in the third reich Seduction & distraction

Hardback240 pagina’sEngels
What art was officially allowed in Nazi Germany? That the National Socialists excluded modern art is widely known. But that the German Reich under Hitler used contemporary art as a propaganda tool, had art magazines published and organized extensive exhibitions, is known to few. Did the artists support the regime, did the regime support the artists, or both?This book is about the art that was created, exhibited, and traded on a large scale in the Third Reich. The editors combine their perspectives with those of experts Sabine Brantl, Christian Fuhrmeister, Gregor Langfeld and Gregory Maertz to highlight how the Nazis set up their art system. This book also delves deeper into the work of dozens of artists who reached the height of their fame during the Nazi period. The contributors look at how artists and their art related to National Socialist propaganda and how they benefited from the regime. This volume explores who these artists were and how we should judge their very diverse and sometimes exceptionally artistic qualities.What art was officially allowed in Nazi Germany? That the National Socialists excluded modern art is widely known. But that the German Reich under Hitler used contemporary art as a propaganda tool, had art magazines published and organized extensive exhibitions, is known to few. Did the artists support the regime, did the regime support the artists, or both?This book is about the art that was created, exhibited, and traded on a large scale in the Third Reich. The editors combine their perspectives with those of experts Sabine Brantl, Christian Fuhrmeister, Gregor Langfeld and Gregory Maertz to highlight how the Nazis set up their art system. This book also delves deeper into the work of dozens of artists who reached the height of their fame during the Nazi period. The contributors look at how artists and their art related to National Socialist propaganda and how they benefited from the regime. This volume explores who these artists were and how we should judge their very diverse and sometimes exceptionally artistic qualities.
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9789462586055
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11 november 2023

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NSTC 501562572 · CB-relatie 6509637 · Bijgewerkt 6 augustus 2026
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Omslag van Art in the third reich
Achterkant van Art in the third reich

Art in the third reich

Seduction & distraction
Almar Seinen redacteur
Hardback240 pagina’sEngels
Bestel bij bol · € 24,95 →
What art was officially allowed in Nazi Germany? That the National Socialists excluded modern art is widely known. But that the German Reich under Hitler used contemporary art as a propaganda tool, had art magazines published and organized extensive exhibitions, is known to few. Did the artists support the regime, did the regime support the artists, or both?This book is about the art that was created, exhibited, and traded on a large scale in the Third Reich. The editors combine their perspectives with those of experts Sabine Brantl, Christian Fuhrmeister, Gregor Langfeld and Gregory Maertz to highlight how the Nazis set up their art system. This book also delves deeper into the work of dozens of artists who reached the height of their fame during the Nazi period. The contributors look at how artists and their art related to National Socialist propaganda and how they benefited from the regime. This volume explores who these artists were and how we should judge their very diverse and sometimes exceptionally artistic qualities.What art was officially allowed in Nazi Germany? That the National Socialists excluded modern art is widely known. But that the German Reich under Hitler used contemporary art as a propaganda tool, had art magazines published and organized extensive exhibitions, is known to few. Did the artists support the regime, did the regime support the artists, or both?This book is about the art that was created, exhibited, and traded on a large scale in the Third Reich. The editors combine their perspectives with those of experts Sabine Brantl, Christian Fuhrmeister, Gregor Langfeld and Gregory Maertz to highlight how the Nazis set up their art system. This book also delves deeper into the work of dozens of artists who reached the height of their fame during the Nazi period. The contributors look at how artists and their art related to National Socialist propaganda and how they benefited from the regime. This volume explores who these artists were and how we should judge their very diverse and sometimes exceptionally artistic qualities.
In het kort
ISBN-13
9789462586055
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11 november 2023

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NSTC 501562572 · CB-relatie 6509637 · Bijgewerkt 6 augustus 2026