Artist and National Socialism: breaks and continuities in life, work and reception

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"Georg Kolbe"
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Tamaschke, Elisa
Georg-Kolbe-Museum
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schema:abstract "Georg Kolbe (1877-1947), one of the most important sculptors of the first half of the 20th century in Germany, was an important representative of classical modernism. However, his activities during National Socialism have not yet been fully explored. With the receipt of an extensive estate from the bequest of Kolbe's late granddaughter Maria von Tiesenhausen in 2019, it is now possible to gain more precise research perspectives. In 2021 the Georg Kolbe Museum initiated a research project and invited art historians to critically access the new materials. Numerous art historians accepted the invitation of the Georg Kolbe Museum to examine the mainly written material, which was created from 1933 to the post-war period. The results are presented in this publication and offer new insights into Georg Kolbe's activities on the art market, his dealings with public and private clients, his participation in exhibitions, his political contacts as well as his self-promotion strategies between 1933-45. The volume thus offers a new basis for the examination of artists' biographies during National Socialism and encourages more in-depth research."@en
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schema:text Precursors -- Martial Sculpture of the Imperial Era: Georg Kolbe's Predecessors and Environment / Bernhard Maaz -- Georg Kolbe and Art Policy 1933-45 -- "Franco and ­Beethoven, how can I manage this?" Georg Kolbe and the ­Controversy over ­Modernism: The ­Sculptor within the Art ­Political ­Situation of the Years after 1933 / Aya Soika -- Conceived in Space. Georg Kolbe's Exhibition Participations 1933-42 / Paula Schwerdtfeger -- Georg Kolbe in ­Frankfurt am Main-Ambivalence and Opportunism / Ambra Frank -- At One Table: ­Breker, Klimsch, Kolbe, Göring, Hitler, and Mrs. Himmler. ­Coteries, Circles, Dependencies / Christian Fuhrmeister -- Georg Kolbe and the Art Market in ­National Socialism -- "I am by no means in the position of ­having to sell my few bronzes at dumping prices." Georg Kolbe's ­Marketing Strategies / Jan Giebel -- $$t General von Einem, Kniende, Stehende. Georg Kolbe with Ferdinand Möller and Three Works on Consignment from 1938 / Wolfgang Schöddert -- The Binding Waiver. Georg Kolbe as a Creditor of Galerie Alfred Flechtheim GmbH / $$r Gesa Jeuthe Vietzen -- "... they exist -- That's all I know." The Works of Georg Kolbe and Vesting Order 3711 / Anja Tiedemann -- Analyses of Works and Georg Kolbe's ­Media Strategies -- Participation ­without Participating-Georg Kolbe, Friedrich ­Nietzsche, and National Socialism / Olaf Peters -- What Does the Hüterin Guard? / Arie Hartog -- Continuity through ­Mediality. Georg Kolbe in the Mirror of Self-Staging and Reproduction Photography / Christina Irrgang -- Georg Kolbe ­Celebrates His ­Birthday. Journalistic Strategies / Magdalena Bushart -- Georg Kolbe after 1945 -- "Rightly forgotten"? Georg Kolbe after 1945 / Maike Steinkamp -- "An extraordinary case of ambivalence"-The American Reception of Georg Kolbe during and after the National Socialist Dictatorship / Dorothea Schöne.
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