A German painter and illustrator renowned for his harsh, realistic depictions of Weimar Republic society and the brutality of World War I, often using distorted forms and vibrant colors.
Born in 1893
A German painter and illustrator known for his biting satire and caricatures of Berlin's decadent society during the Weimar Republic, often depicting politicians and businessmen as grotesque, corrupt figures.
Born in 1891
A pioneer of photomontage, creating provocative anti-Nazi and anti-fascist artworks that combined photography and collage to convey powerful political messages.
Born in 1867
A pioneering artist who captured the human cost of war and poverty through powerful, emotive works, often featuring mothers and children. Her prints and sculptures continue to evoke strong emotions and spark social commentary.
Born in 1871
A German-American painter and illustrator who blended cubism and futurism to create vibrant, abstracted cityscapes and seascapes, influencing the development of modern art.
Born in 1880
A German soldier-turned-painter who pioneered Expressionism, capturing the emotional essence of animals and landscapes in vibrant, abstracted forms. His work continues to inspire artists and art lovers alike.
Born in 1887
A pioneering expressionist painter who captured the vibrant spirit of early 20th-century Europe through bold, colorful works that blended Fauvism and Cubism. His innovative style continues to inspire artists today.
Born in 1867
A pioneering Expressionist artist, known for vibrant, emotive paintings and prints that explored the human condition, often with a focus on spirituality and the natural world.