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  • The March into the Unknown Visions Plate 1: The March into the Unknown

    Plate 1 from ‘Visions’, 1916-17. Darkness characterises the first plate in the series, the heads of phantoms loom out of the gloom to look down on a lowly figure about to step forward across a series of ridges in the ground, each numbered with the…

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  • New Walk Museum Expressionism: The Total Artwork Gallery

    Leicester Museum & Art Gallery We are proud to host the largest collection of German Expressionist artwork in the UK, and with support from Arts Council England have re-displayed the collection. Our new gallery uses cutting edge museum design…

  • German Expressionism Catalogue

    Leicester’s internationally acclaimed collection of German Expressionist art, and the eighty-year history of its development, are being celebrated in a new book. ‘German Expressionism: The Leicester Museums and Galleries’ Collection’ presents a full…

  • The Beggars, after Bruegel Heinrich Campendonk

    Heinrich Campendonk was born 3rd November 1889 in Krefeld, Germany and died 9th May 1957 in Amsterdam. As a young artist, he took part in the first exhibition of Der Blaue Reiter in December 1911 in Munich. Contact with the artists in Der Blaue…

  • John on Patmos Karl Caspar

    Karl Caspar was born on March 13th 1879, Friedrichshafen, Germany and died on September 21st 1956, Brannenburg, Germany. He studied at the Art Academy in Stuttgart and the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. In 1913 Caspar was a founding member of the…

  • March to the Front or The Three German Soldiers Curt Ehrhardt

    Curt Ehrhardt was born 29 June 1895 in Saxony and died in 1972 in Schwarz, Hesse, Germany. In 1916 Ehrhardt visited the travelling exhibition “Der Sturm” in Berlin and thus saw works by Picasso, Schwitters and Marc. This caused him to get in touch…

  • Wassily Kandinsky Wassily Kandinsky

    Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) was born in Moscow and emigrated at the age of thirty to Munich to study painting. In 1902 he met artist Gabriele Münter with whom he had a relationship until the outbreak of the First World War. Between 1908 and 1914…

  • untitled from The Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitable Max Kaus

    Max Kaus was born 11 March 1891 in Berlin, and died 5 August 1977 in Berlin. He attended the School of Arts and Crafts in Berlin-Charlottenburg and was heavily influenced by the artists of Die Brucke. Although he made prints form 1916, his most…

  • Paul Klee, photographed in 1911 by Alexander Eliasberg. Paul Klee

    Paul Klee was born on 18th December, 1879 in Bern, Switzerland and died on 29th June, 1940 in Muralto, Switzerland. The Swiss painter and etcher settled in Munich in 1906. He exhibited in the second Blue Rider exhibition in 1912 and cemented his…

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