Showing 20 artworks with Felix Nussbaum and with artwork date before 1940 and with artwork date after 1930
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Felix Nussbaum
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1930+
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- Felix Nussbaum
- Surrealist Painting
- German Art 1935
- Early 20Th Century
- Expressionism Art
- Impasto Texture
- Symbolic Artwork
- Oil On Canvas
- Solitude Artwork
- Hill Landscape
- European Art
- Neue Sachlichkeit
- Lively Atmosphere
- Masks And Figures
- Belgium Art
- Self-Portrait
- Bustling Pier
- Geometric Shapes
- Distorted Forms Art
- Bold Colors Art
- Wwii Art
- Jewish Painter
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Art For Sale
- Maritime Painting
Felix Nussbaum’s ‘In the Camp,’ painted in 1940, captures the psychological torment of Jewish prisoners enduring Nazi persecution. This stark depiction showcases Nussbaum's masterful use of Neue Sachlichkeit and serves as a powerful reminder of human suffering during WWII.
Explore 'Masks and Cat' by Felix Nussbaum (1935). A surreal Expressionist painting featuring masked figures & a cat, embodying themes of identity & exile. #art #surrealism
Admire Felix Nussbaum’s ‘Don Quixote and the Windmills.’ A poignant 1938 painting depicting Cervantes' iconic hero. Hand-painted reproduction available – explore New Objectivity & German art history.
Explore Felix Nussbaum’s ‘Man with Flower’ (1939), an Expressionistic oil painting of a nude figure in a dramatic, shadowed room. Discover its symbolism & unique impasto technique.
A lively waterfront scene of docked boats and bustling pier life captures the essence of Dover Ferry by Felix Nussbaum, a poignant 1935 work that invites you to explore this evocative piece of history.
Discover Felix Nussbaum’s ‘Felka Platek Painting’ – a surrealist masterpiece from 1935! Explore its bold colors, unique style & poignant symbolism at the Jüdisches Museum Rendsburg.
Explore 'Landscape (Tree Behind a Wall)' by Felix Nussbaum (1935). A haunting post-impressionist scene of solitude & melancholy, rendered in expressive brushstrokes & muted tones. Discover German Surrealism.