Monograffi Fine Art Galleries ~ Magic Realism
- Architectonic Paintings ~
Many German artists of the Weimar
Republic era were interested in
architecture and modern technology and
made them the subject of many paintings.
This was also true of artists of a number
artists outside Germany during the
interwar period,
particularly those referred to as The
Precisionists in the United States and
Canada.
Die
Schulstube (1925) by
Karl Hubbuch
Portrait
eines Architekten (1923) by
Wilhelm Schnarrenberger
Bridge over Schwarzbach
Street in Wuppertal (1927) by Carl Grossberg
The Yellow House (1935) by
Carel Willink
Jefferson Market Courthouse (1935)
by
Francis Criss
Portrait of the Painter
Charles Roelofsz (1932) by
Carel Willink
Dazzle
Ships in Drydock at Liverpool (1919) by Edward Wadsworth
Supermarket (1973) by George Tooker
L'Escalier
II (1948)
by Paul Delvaux
Dada
Roof Studio (c1920) by
Rudolf Schlicter
Ortseingang von Sommerhausen (Unterfranken) (1926) by Carl
Grossberg
Der
Wasserturm in Bremen (1932) by Franz Radziwill
Zwei Frauen
auf dem Balkon (1923) by Franz Radziwill
Criquetot
- L'Esneval (1945) by Tristram
Hillier
Alcañiz
(1961) by Tristram
Hillier
Classic Landscape (1931) by Charles Sheeler
Catastrophe No. 2 (1944) by Charles Sheeler
American Landscape (1931) by Charles Sheeler
River Rouge Plant (1932) by Charles Sheeler
Astor Place (1932) by Francis
Criss
Suggestions
For Hot Weather Entertainment III (1999) by John Wilde
Town
Square (1936-39)
by O Louis Gugliemi
Bright
Light at Russell's Corners (1946)
by George Ault
View of a
Town (1934)
by Carel Willink
Solitude
(1955)
by Paul Delvaux
Railway
Underpass (1932) by Max Radler
Station
(1933) by Max Radler
Hochdruckdampf - High Pressure Steam (1923) by Volker
Böhringer
Winter Landscape (1932) by Karl Rueter
The
Midnight Ride of Paul Revere (1931) by Grant Wood
Bridge (1927) by Wilhelm Lachnit
Indian
Summer - walking distance (1957) by Mati Klarwein
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