New Objectivity Artworks

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Otto Dix

1926

Portrait Of The Journalist Sylvia Von Harden, Otto Dix

Discover Otto Dix’s ‘Portrait of Sylvia von Harden’! A striking Weimar Republic masterpiece showcasing New Objectivity realism & symbolism. Explore this iconic 1926 painting.

George Grosz

1944

Cain Or Hitler In Hell by George Grosz, 1944

Explore George Grosz’s "Cain or Hitler in Hell" – a powerful anti-fascist masterpiece! Witness expressive oil painting, hellish imagery & historical significance. Own this iconic artwork today!

George Grosz

1917

George Grosz, The City (1917)

Explore George Grosz’s ‘The City,’ a dynamic Expressionist masterpiece capturing Weimar Berlin’s chaos. Bold colors & distorted perspective reveal urban anxieties. A unique art investment.

George Grosz

1928

The Agitator – oil painting reproduction

A frantic scene of social decay where a nationalist rouses a crowd amidst symbols of luxury, military triumph, and political upheaval.

Otto Dix

Metropolis – oil painting reproduction by Otto Dix

A vibrant triptych capturing the decadent nightlife and social contrasts of the Weimar Republic.

Hans Emmenegger

1924

Flower Bowl – oil painting reproduction

A yellow bowl with black dots and a red rim rests on a white surface, capturing a quiet moment of still life from 1924.

Otto Dix

The Seven Cardinal Sins – oil painting reproduction by Otto Dix

Vivid imagery and striking symbolism depict seven figures representing human vices and weaknesses.

Otto Dix

Newborn Baby On Hands – oil painting reproduction by Otto Dix

A tender black and white scene of a sleeping infant cradled within a mother's gentle hands.

Karl Blossfeldt

1928

Art Forms In Nature 87

A monochromatic close-up of a botanical bud, revealing intricate spirals and fine textures through sharp, scientific photographic detail.

Felix Nussbaum

1936

Fish Market

A woman in black stands by a wooden cart in a bustling harbor market where glistening fish hang from hooks against a cityscape.

Max Beckmann

1941

Max Beckmann, Farmers Carrying Wood (1941)

This somber Expressionist oil painting by Max Beckmann captures heavy labor under a dark sky. Discover this powerful masterpiece today.

Max Beckmann

1940

The Circus Carriage, Max Beckmann

This expressionist oil painting by Max Beckmann captures a somber circus interior. Discover the dramatic depth of this 1940 masterpiece today.

Karl Blossfeldt

1928

Art Forms In Nature 67 (1928)

A grayscale triptych of botanical specimens, revealing intricate ridges and overlapping seed pods through sharp, magnified detail.

Karl Blossfeldt

1928

Karl Blossfeldt, Art Forms In Nature 65 (1928)

A monochrome study of a plant's seed head and stem, using extreme close-up photography to reveal granular textures and organic symmetry.

Felix Nussbaum

1933

Fishing Boats With Island by Felix Nussbaum, 1933

Two people stand near the shore under a blue sky in this serene 1933 gouache on paper featuring boats drifting near a quiet island.

Felix Nussbaum

1942

Loneliness by Felix Nussbaum, 1942

A headless man stands with arms outstretched near an umbrella, surrounded by trees in this surreal 1942 oil painting.

Felix Nussbaum

1941

Fear (also Known As Self Portrait With His Niece Marianna) by Felix Nussbaum, 1941

A man whispers into his niece's ear under a hanging lamp while a bomber flies through the night sky above Brussels.

Otto Dix

1932

War – oil painting reproduction

A series of four scenes depicting soldiers with swords and horses amidst a landscape of death and the grim aftermath of battle.

August Sander

Bohème Willi Bongard Und Gottfried Brockmann Aus Dem Film: Fliegende Händler (menschen Des 20. Jahrhunderts. Gruppe Vi Die Großstadt. Aus Der Mappe: Typen Und Gestalten Der Großstadt) – oil painting reproduction by August Sander

Explore August Sander's iconic 'People of the 20th Century' series and his groundbreaking approach to documentary photography through this meticulously crafted black & white portrait.