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       Painters developed techniques to create illusionistic realism in the early Renaissance, especially the Flemish, German and Italian painters. Many German painters studied the works of the Old Masters and were able to develope new and innovative techniques during the Weimar period. Magic Realism integrated the use of traditional techniques with contemporary subject material.  

 
   

 

 
 

Porträt Frau Wendland (1931) 
by Wilhelm Schnarrenberger

 

Dr. Mayer Hermann (1926)
by Otto Dix

 

Large Family Portrait (1925)
by
Wilhelm Schnarrenberger

 

 

       
 

  Baroness Vera Wassilko (1926) by Christian Schad

 

 Die Schulstube (1925)
by Karl Hubbuch

 

 Composer Josef Matthias Hauer (1929) by Christian Schad

 

 

 

   

 

Porträt Frau Wendland (1931) 
by Herbert von Reyl-Hanish

 Portrait of painter AM Trankler (1926) by Albert Henrich

Portrait of the Mother (c1930)
by Herbert von Reyl-Hanish

 

 

 

 

 

Self-Portrait with Gas Mask (1930)
by
Barthel Gilles

  The Yellow Boiler (1933)
by Carl Grossberg

Portrait of John Foerate, Man with Glass Eyes (1926)
by George Grosz
 

   

 

 

Franzoesisches Strassenbild (1928)
by Wilhelm Schnarrenberger

  Die Papiermaschine (1934) by Carl Grossberg
 

 

     

Dachboden (1926) by Ernst Thoms

Still Life with Sprats (1931) by Rudolf Wacker

 

   
 

Winter Landscape (c1930) by Rudolf Wacker