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"degenerate art" collection

collection of confiscated artworks deemed degenerate by the Nazis, maintained by the Reich Ministry for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda

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16 paintings

  • Portrait of Dr. Gachet
    Portrait of Dr. Gachet
    Vincent van Gogh
    June 1890 · "degenerate art" collection
  • The Lovers: The Poet's Garden IV
    The Lovers: The Poet's Garden IV
    Vincent van Gogh
    October 1888 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Embrace on the Beach (The Linde Frieze)
    Embrace on the Beach (The Linde Frieze)
    Edvard Munch
    1904 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Ploughed Field
    Ploughed Field
    Edvard Munch
    1916 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Das Boskett: Albertplatz in Dresden
    Das Boskett: Albertplatz in Dresden
    Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
    1911 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Chicory Still Life / Blue Flowers
    Chicory Still Life / Blue Flowers
    Max Beckmann
    1930 · "degenerate art" collection
  • The Beach
    The Beach
    Max Beckmann
    1927 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Beaulieu
    Beaulieu
    Lovis Corinth
    1913 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Blumen in Vase
    Blumen in Vase
    Lovis Corinth
    1923 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Selbstporträt als Nürnberger Landsknecht
    Selbstporträt als Nürnberger Landsknecht
    Lovis Corinth
    1913 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Dame im Salon
    Dame im Salon
    Lovis Corinth
    1917 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Weintrauben
    Weintrauben
    Rudolf Levy
    1924 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Landschaft
    Landschaft
    Rudolf Levy
    1914 · "degenerate art" collection
  • Stilleben mit Keramikkrug, Flasche und Früchten
    Stilleben mit Keramikkrug, Flasche und Früchten
    Rudolf Levy
    1911 · "degenerate art" collection
  • L'Estaque
    L'Estaque
    Rudolf Levy
    1914 · "degenerate art" collection
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