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German Expressionism 1915 - 1925

 

 

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Days go by MMaxi10


Spring is here and the birds are starting to celebrate nature
Time for me to get my camera and start taking snaps of the city as it changes from gray into a bright green
Weekend Rest
Cook maybe some carne de vinho e alhos
Bake a cake as well it can't be that difficult
Do some blogging less face more me
It's back to the study of German Expressionism 1915 - 1925 The Second Generation
I'm not a fast reader after 4 years I managed to read 48 pages 75 more
to go MMaxi10

october 23rd 2006 

Started with the Introduction

I started on

http://www.blogg.org/blog-43176-date-2006-10-23-billet-otto_dix_-461862.html

Otto dix "Selbstbildnis als Soldat"                             Check link Above

 

October 29 2006

I started on

Prewar, Wartime, and Postwar

Conrad felixmuller, bildinis Raoul Hausmann ( portrait of raoul hausmann )

http://www.blogg.org/blog-43176-date-2006-10-29-billet-conrad_felixmuller__bildinis_raoul_hausmann___portrait_of_raoul_hausmann__-465760.html

Expressionism in Berlin from 1912 to the early 1920s                                    Check link above

And 14 pages later 18 avril 2009  Max Hermann Max Pechstein, Selfbildnis mit Tod 1920-21

http://www.blogg.org/blog-43176-date-2009-04-18-billet-max_pechtsein_self_portrait_with_death-1012614.html

                                                                                                         Check link above

                                                                                 

                                         

                                                   

           

                                                                         

         

                                             

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