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Felix Nussbaum

German Jewish painter (1904–1944)

Born in Osnabrück. Died in Auschwitz.

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A life in paintings

Born 190422 dated paintingsDied 1944

22 works

  • The Two Jews
    The Two Jews
    Felix Nussbaum
    1926 · Felix Nussbaum Haus
  • Jug at the Window
    Jug at the Window
    Felix Nussbaum
    1926
  • Netzflicker
    Netzflicker
    Felix Nussbaum
    1928
  • Gallow Painting (Funeral)
    Gallow Painting (Funeral)
    Felix Nussbaum
    c. 1930 · Berlinische Galerie
  • Gehöft in Südfrankreich
    Gehöft in Südfrankreich
    Felix Nussbaum
    1930
  • Organ grinder
    Organ grinder
    Felix Nussbaum
    1931 · Berlinische Galerie
  • The mad square
    The mad square
    Felix Nussbaum
    1931 · Berlinische Galerie
  • Alassio railway station.
    Alassio railway station.
    Felix Nussbaum
    1933
  • Self-Portrait With Painters Cloth
    Self-Portrait With Painters Cloth
    Felix Nussbaum
    1935 · Jewish Museum Berlin
  • Felka an der Staffelei
    Felka an der Staffelei
    Felix Nussbaum
    1935 · Schleswig-Holstein Museums Foundation
  • Comic Concert
    Comic Concert
    Felix Nussbaum
    1935
  • Mastenwald
    Mastenwald
    Felix Nussbaum
    1938 · Felix Nussbaum Haus
  • The Refugee
    The Refugee
    Felix Nussbaum
    1939 · Yad Vashem
  • The Secret
    The Secret
    Felix Nussbaum
    1939 · Felix Nussbaum Haus
  • Self-Portrait in the Camp
    Self-Portrait in the Camp
    Felix Nussbaum
    1940 · Neue Galerie
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