post-title From Brass to Ziegler | Artists of the Forgotten Generation | Salongalerie Die Möwe | 14.11.2020-13.02.2021 – extended until 10.04.2021

From Brass to Ziegler | Artists of the Forgotten Generation | Salongalerie Die Möwe | 14.11.2020-13.02.2021 – extended until 10.04.2021

From Brass to Ziegler | Artists of the Forgotten Generation | Salongalerie Die Möwe | 14.11.2020-13.02.2021 – extended until 10.04.2021

From Brass to Ziegler | Artists of the Forgotten Generation | Salongalerie Die Möwe | 14.11.2020-13.02.2021 – extended until 10.04.2021

until 10.04. | #2905ARTatBerlin | Salongalerie Die Möwe shows from 14th November 2020 the exhibition “From Brass to Ziegler” with works by artists from the Forgotten Generation.

The new exhibition “From Brass to Ziegler” in the Salongalerie Die Möwe (The Seagull) broadens the view to an entire generation, which has been at the centre of the gallery’s work since the founding of the “Möwe”: artists whose work has long been unjustly forgotten. The paintings, watercolours, drawings and sculptures from the first half of the 20th century not only captivate through their individual mastery, but also demonstrate in their diversity the creative contribution with which these artists enriched the various art movements in Germany.

ART at Berlin - Courtesy of Salongalerie Die Moewe - Hans Thiemann 1944
Hans Thiemann | Der Gabentisch | 1944 | Öl

Many of them belonged to groups that had been searching for a new form of artistic expression since 1900; they were members of the Novembergruppe, founded in 1919, studied at the avant-garde Bauhaus or exhibited in Herwarth Walden’s legendary Sturm-Galerie. The National Socialists defamed their art as “degenerate” and removed it from museums and galleries. Some artists left Germany, others went into internal emigration, the war destroyed studios and livelihoods.

ART at Berlin - Courtesy of Salongalerie Die Moewe - Lotte Laserstein um 1940
Lotte Laserstein | Frau mit spitzem Hut | um 1940 | Öl und Gouache auf Papier
signiert und gewidmet | 45,3 x 37,3 cm

ARTISTS

RUDOLF AUSLEGER • HERMANN BACHMANN • THEO BALDEN • HERBERT BEHRENS-HANGELER • HANS BRASS • HEINRICH HARRY DEIERLING • WOLFGANG FRANKENSTEIN • OTTO GLEICHMANN • WILLY JAECKEL • IDA KERKOVIUS • EDMUND KESTING • OTTO LAIBLE • LOTTE LASERSTEIN • JEANNE MAMMEN • ALBERT MUELLER • LEO RAUTH • ALFRED RETH •  KARL PETER RÖHL • HANS THIEMANN • WERNER SCHOLZ • MAX SCHWIMMER • RICHARD ZIEGLER • U.V.A.

ART at Berlin - Courtesy of Salongalerie Die Moewe - Theo Baden 1972
Theo Baden | Vogelbaum | 1972 | Bronze | 26 x 18 x 19 cm

ART at Berlin - Courtesy of Salongalerie Die Moewe - Otto Laible 1932
Otto Laible | Pariser Café | 1932 | Öl

In the 1980s the rediscovery of the Forgotten Generation began. Since then, the power, freshness and originality of their art has been moving more and more into the public consciousness and is the focus of our exhibition.

Opening: not applicable due to the current situation

Exhibition dates: Saturday, 14 November 2020 to Saturday, 13 February 2021 – ATTENTION: extended until Saturday, 10 April 2021

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Exhibition Von Brass bis Ziegler – Salongalerie Die Möwe | Moderne Kunst – Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin

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