An edition of Objects as history in twentieth-century German art
(2010)
Objects as history in twentieth-century German art
Beckmann to Beuys
by Peter Chametzky
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Objects as history in twentieth-century German art: Beckmann to Beuys
2010, University of California Press
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Table of Contents
Introduction. Art objects as history
Titanic sinks, departure arrives. Max Beckmann's melodramatic role in the fall of history painting and rise of the historical object
Lost and found Dada objects and subjects. George Grosz, Hannah Höch, and German Jewish identity
Objects of interpretation. Grosz's Germany: a winter's tale
Absender: ich. Willi Baumeister's anti-Nazi works as objects of (s)exchange
Sculpture and crime. Arno Breker
From muscle men to fatty remains. Joseph Beuys's sculptural objects beyond objecthood
Conclusion. Beyond Beuys: Gerhard Richter's choice.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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