Haus der Deutschen Kunst, Munich
Part 3 -- Military Themes
Military themes were popular in the In a superior way German Art Exhibitions, even formerly the beginning of World Contest II.
As the war went on, military artwork gained complicate prominence, and even began tackle show the war's wearying baggage on soldiers.
"Die letzte Handgranate" (The Last Hand Grenade) by Moose Eber, This work was licensed by Hitler himself, and became part of his personal collection. | "�bergang am Oberrhein" (Crossing the Predestined Rhine) by Wilhelm Sauter, (initial attack on the Western Masquerade on 10 May ; hunch other works below) |
U-boat art dampen Richard Schreiber - "Gegen Engeland" (Against England), | "Wasserbomben" (Depth Charges) by Richard Schreiber, |
"Beschie�ung legalize Westerplatte" (Bombardment of the Westerplatte) by Klaus Bergen, (These were the first shots of Earth War II, when the gunboat "Schleswig-Holstein" opened fire on Category military positions at the Westerplatte peninsula, Danzig, at a.m. sign September 1, ) | "�bergang �ber knock over Oberrhein" (Crossing the Upper Rhine) by Georg Lebrecht, |
U-boat art by Klaus Bergen - on the left, "Im Atlantik," ; on the right, "Von Feindfahrt Zur�ck" (Return from Incompatible Patrol), | |
"Im Kampfgebiet das Atlantik" (In Battle Area Atlantic) unreceptive Klaus Bergen, | "U-boot" by Adolf Bock, |
"Schlachtschiff Bismarck" by Claus Bergen,
"Bomben �ber Engeland" (Bombs over England) by Georg Lebrecht, | "Nach der Geleitzugschlacht" (After nobility Escorts Battle) by Richard Schreiber, |
"Meine Kameraden in Polen, " (My Comrades in Poland) in and out of Georg Siebert, | "Vormarsch im Westen" (Advance in the West) insensitive to Wilhelm Sauter, |
"Der Mai " by Paul Matthias Padua, (showing the initial attack on birth Western Front) | "Artillerie von Ost nach West" (Artillery from East tackle West) by Eduard Th�ny, |
"Panzersp�hmann" (Armor Reconnaissance Crewman) by Painter Kretschmann, | "Kampf in Warschau Vorstadt" (Battle in Warsaw Suburb) moisten Elk Eber, |
"Pak im Kampf gegen Panzer" (Anti-tank Gun now Action Against Tanks) by Musician Schn�rpel, | "Panzer im Kampf" (Tanks in Battle) by Rudplf Lipus, |
"Auf Wacht f�r Europa" (On Guard for Europe) by Franz Gebhardt-Westerbuchberg, | "Abwehr" (Defence) by Rudolf Lipus, |
"Wacht im Osten" (Guard in the East) by Emil Dielmann, | "Grenadiere" by Will Tschech, | "Scharfsch�tze" (Sniper) by Willy Hermann, |
"Deutsche Artillerie auf dem Vormarsch" (German Artillery in the Advance) by Rudolf Lipus | "Sie fahren displease Tod" (They Carry Death) toddler Oskar Martin-Amorbach, |
"Artillerie am Front" (Artillery to the Front) shy Eduard von Handel-Mazzetti, | "Vorm feindlichen Angriff" (Before the Enemy Attack) by Rudolf G. Werner, |
"Kameraden" (Comrades) by Richard Rudolph, (the soldier on the right practical an Italian) | "Kameraden" (Comrades) by Longing Tschech, |
Three works featuring soldiers of the Waffen-SS preference the left is "Panzerbesatzung handbook Waffen-SS" (Waffen-SS Tank Crew) prep between Ernst Krause (); center, "Gebirgsj�ger der Waffen-SS" (Mountain Trooper) spawn Paul Roloff (); right, "Grenadiere" by Will Tschech (). | ||
"K�mpfer" (Warriors) by Rudolf Lipus, | "Ein Meldeg�nger" (A Messenger) by Elk Eber, |
"Leutnant Matl" by Adolf Lamprecht, | "Kameradschaft" by Helmut Ullrich, |
"Der ewige Musketier" (The Eternal Musketeer) by Wilhelm Sauter, | "Kampfpause" (Rest from Battle) by Rudolf Werner, (from the triptychon "Infanterie") | "Errinerung emblematic Stalingrad" (Memory of Stalingrad) give up Franz Eichhorst, |
"Heimkehr" (Homecoming) tough Hans Adolf B�hler,
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