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Two women before the paintings of Room 4, 1937

Two women in dark hats and coats stand side by side in profile, gazing at the pictures, before a wall hung frame to frame with expressionist canvases, a tall figure painting and a dancer among them; a young man stands behind them. Then men in suits and hats crowd through the room, one turning to look at the camera. Room 4 held works by the painters of Die Brücke, Kirchner and Heckel, and by Nolde and Kokoschka, many of them taken from the museums that had bought them only a few years earlier.

Period: c. July 19, 1937–October 8, 1937
Credit: Julien BryanLibrary of CongressDigitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH

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The Degenerate Art exhibition, Munich 1937 · Julien Bryan: Germany 1937

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