Fritz Klimsch was a German sculptor best known for his bronze female nudes. His crouching, classicized figures were incredibly popular with the Nazi regime. Born on February 10, 1870 in Frankfurt, ...

The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked a turning point, expanding Germany’s artistic influence and cementing Berlin’s status as a global hotspot for artists in the 1990s.

German art as a specific “color” of Western culture materialized in the nascent thirteenth-century Gothic, and ever since, a certain archaic inertia — in line with loyalty to the idea of the ...

The movement of German Expressionism dominated the German artistic scene in the years before the Nazis seized power. Rejecting traditional standards of academic painting, artists focused on ...