- and some of his
paintings were
shown in Berlin. In 1929 he
joined the "
Juryfreie" movement,
becoming its
leader until his ban in 1933 by the
National Socialist...
-
Sturm gallery in 1921; W****ily Kandinsky,
whose designs were a part of
Juryfreie Kunstschau (Jury-free exhibition) in 1922; and
Erich Buchholz, who owned...
- the
opera studio of the
Bavarian State Opera and in
concerts of the "
Juryfreie".
Hartmann was
inspired by Zoltán Kodály and
wrote Kammerkonzert to honour...
- 1913 at an
exhibition organised by
another group of
Berlin artists the
Juryfreie Kunstschau 4.
Ausstellung (4th
Exhibition without judging panel). Both...
-
Bernhard Heiliger, Karl
Buchholz Gallery,
Berlin 1924 –
Juryfreie Kunstschau,
Berlin 1922 –
Juryfreie Kunstschau,
Berlin List of
German painters Civil Registry...
-
Secession with Max
Liebermann as
Honorary President. A
little later, the "
Juryfreie Kunstausstellung " opened,
which allowed a
picture market entirely without...
- Year Museum/Gallery 1930
Juryfreie Kunstausstellung des
Vereins zur
Veranstaltung von
Kunstausstellungen Düsseldorf 16.05. - 05.10.1930 1941 Die deutsche...
-
involved in the
local Dada
movement and
exhibited his
works in
several Juryfreie Art Exhibits [de]. In 1920 he and
Gertrud Schröder, a
librarian of the...
- Palm
Beach 1961 –
Adams Gallery,
London 1962 –
Galerie Abels,
Cologne "
Juryfreie Kunstschau Berlin 1929". Malerei, Graphik,
Plastik und Architektur;...
- mit
Adolf Schleicher im
Kunstsalon Dr.
Becker &
Newman 1929 – Berlin:
Juryfreie Kunstschau Berlin, mehr als vier Exponate,
Katalog 1930 – Köln: Beteiligung...
