
German Painting
From Dürer to Dix: five centuries of artistic visionBy Klaus H. CarlLength5h 59m
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In a country only unified since 1871, German culture and art is derived from ancient tradition. Studying German painting requires viewing it on a different scale, larger than the current geographical frontiers. From the Middle Ages through to the New Objectivity of the 20th century, we introduce you to the German artists who have marked history: Albrecht Dürer, the Romantic Caspar David Friedrich, and the Expressionist Otto Dix. Original in its themes, German painting always seeks harmony whilst remaining inquisitive.
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Table of contents
1Introduction
61Anton von Werner
2Art of the Middle Ages
62Arthur Kampf
3From the Beginning to the Romanesque
63Carl Theodor von Piloty
4The Romanesque
64Franz von Lenbach
5Illuminated Manuscripts
65Wilhelm Leibl
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6Stained Glass
66Hans Thoma
7Wall Painting
67Hugo von Habermann
8Panel Painting
68Historicism of the 19th Century
9Gothic Style
69Max Klinger
10Stained Glass
70Anselm Feuerbach
11Panel Painting
71Hans von Marées
12Wilhelm of Cologne and the Cologne School of Painting
72Art of Modern Times
13Stephan Lochner
73Impressionism
14Art of the Early Modern Period
74The End of the 19th Century
15The Renaissance
75Käthe Kollwitz
16From the Late Gothic to the Early Renaissance
76Heinrich Zille
17Michael Wolgemut
77Max Liebermann
18Martin Schongauer
78Franz Skarbina
19The High Renaissance
79Max Slevogt
20Albrecht Dürer
80Ludwig von Hofmann
21Hans Leonhard ächäufelin and Hans Süß von Kulmbach
81Walter Leistikov
22Albrecht Altdorfer
82Lovis Corinth
23Matthias Grünewald
83Fritz von Uhde
24Hans Baldung Grien
84Symbolism
25Hans Holbein the Elder
85Franz von Stuck
26Hans Holbein the Younger
86The Munich Draughtsmen
27Hans Burgkmair the Elder
87Expressionism
28Christoph Amberger
88Taking a Look at Europe
29Bernhard Strigel
89The Art in Worpswede
30Lucas Cranach the Elder
90Paula Modersohn-Becker
31Lucas Cranach the Younger
91The Futurists
32Baroque and Rococo
92The Dissolution of Shape through Colour
33Adam Elsheimer
93Die Brücke (The Bridge)
34Joachim von Sandrart
94Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
35Johann Heinrich Roos
95Erich Heckel
36The Rococo
96Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
37Classicism
97Max Pechstein
38Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki
98Otto Mueller
39Anton Raphael Mengs
99Emil Nolde
40Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein
100Christian Rohlfs
41Asmus Jacob Carstens
101Ludwig Meidner
42Romanticism
102Der Blaue Reiter (Blue Rider)
43Carl Anton Joseph Rottmann
103Karl Hofer - From the NKVM to Der Blaue Reiter
44Friedrich Preller the Elder
104Franz Marc
45Caspar David Friedrich
105Wassily Kandinsky
46Philipp Otto Runge
106Alexej von Jawlensky
47Johann Wilhelm Schirmer
107Marianne von Werefkin
48The Nazarene Movement
108Gabriele Münter
49Peter von Cornelius
109Rhenish Expressionism
50Johann Friedrich Overbeck
110The Exhibition Rhenish Expressionists
51Philipp Veit
111August Macke
52Edward Ritter von Steinle
112Heinrich Campendonck
53Biedermeier
113The ‘Degenerate’
54Adrian Ludwig Richter
114The Exhibition Degenerate Art
55Carl Spitzweg
115Max Beckmann
56Wilhelm von Kaulbach
116New Objectivity
57Georg Friedrich Kersting
117George Grosz
58Realism
118Otto Dix
59Carl Blechen
119Conrad Felixmüller
60Adolph Menzel