Голо Тяло/Nude Painting/Akte Gemälden
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Karl Truppe Youth-, 1942, oil on canvas |
Sepp Hilz-The Weather Witch, 1942, oil on
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Greek and Roman goddesses were popular themes for Third Reich artists. On the left is Ivo Saliger's "Die Rast der Diana" (Diana's Rest, 1940); this theme was portrayed "in the flesh" by nude Munich girls in the 1939 "Night of the Amazons" display in Munich. On the right is Oskar Graf's "Aphrodite" (1942). |
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"Schlafende Diana" (Diana Asleep) by Paul Matthias Padua, 1943 |
"Danaл" by Raffael Schuster-Woldan, 1941 (Danaл was the mother of the Greek hero Perseus, by Zeus). |
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Another favored theme from
antiquity was the "Judgment of Paris,"
in which the Trojan warrior Paris was commanded by Zeus to choose the
comeliest goddess from among Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite. Paris chose
Aphrodite; his reward was the most beautiful woman in the world, Helen, which
led to the Trojan wars. On the left is Adolf Ziegler's "Urteil des
Paris" (1939); on the right is Ivo Saliger's "Das Parisurteil"
(1939). |
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"Im Lebensfrühling" (In the Spring of Life) by Johann Schult, 1942 |
"Kniender Akt" (Kneeling Nude) by Wilhelm Hempfing, 1942 |
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"Am See" (At the Lake) by Gisbert Palmiй, 1941 |
"Bad im Bergsee" (Bath in a Mountain Lake) by Julius Engelhard, 1944 |
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"Jugend" (Youth) by Wilhelm Hempfing |
"Jugend" (Youth) by
Julius Maheinz, 1943 |
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"Sein und vergehen" (Present and Future) by Karl Truppe, 1940 |
"In Sauberer Erhaltung"
(Tidiness) by Adolf Ziegler |
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"Das Leben" (Life) by Raffael Schuster-Woldan, 1941 |
"Sinnenfreude" (Joy of the Senses) by Karl Truppe, 1941 |
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"Die Göttin der Kunst" (The Goddess of Art) by Adolf Ziegler, 1938 |
"Erwartung" (Anticipation) by Johann Schult, 1943 |
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"Badende" (Bather) by Richard Klein, 1943 |
"Nach dem Bade" (after the Bath) by Wilhelm Hempfing, 1941 |
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"Badende Mädchen" (Bathing Girls) by Robert Schwarz, 1943 |
"Nach dem Bade" (After the Bath) by Johann Schult, 1940 |
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"Sitzende Blondine" (Seated Blonde) by Wilhelm Hempfing, 1941 |
"Mädchenakt" (Nude Girl) by Carl Blos, 1939 |
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Johannes Beutner used nudes in harvest scenes. On the left is "Reifezeit" (Time of Ripeness); on the right is "Ernterast" (Rest from Harvest), 1941. |
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"Am Gestade" (By the Beach) by Ernst Liebermann, 1941 |
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"Aktbild einer jungen Tänzerin" (Nude Portrait of a Young Dancer) by Johann Schult, 1941 |
"Die Ruhe" (The Rest) by Richard Klein, 1939 |
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"Einklang" (Harmony) by Ivo Saliger, 1941 |
"Sommer" by Ernst Zoberbier, 1943 |
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"Die Ruhende" (Resting) by Johann Schult, 1942 |
"Ruhende" by Ernst Liebermann, 1944 |
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"Erwachen" (Awakening) by Johannes Beutner, 1939 |
"Das Erwachen" (Awakening) by Erwin Knirr, 1942 |
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"Mдdchen mit Pfau" (Girl with Peacock) by Werner Peiner, 1938 |
"Mдdchenakt" (Nude Girl) by Constantin Gerhardinger, 1938 |
"Die vier Elemente" (The Four Elements) by Adolf Ziegler, 1937. On the left, Fire, followed by Water and Earth in the center, with Air on the right. This work was displayed in the German Pavilion at the Paris World's Fair of 1937, and later appeared in Hitler's office at the Führerbau in Munich.
"Die vier Elemente" on
display in the Führerbau in Munich.
Friedrich Wilhelm Kalb- Daphne,
Eros And Psyche, Eurydike, (Searching -- Finding -- Losing), about 1942, oil on
canvas.
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"Auf sonniger Hцhe" (On Sunny Heights) by Constantin Gerhardinger, 1940 |
"Die Korallenkette" (The Coral Necklace) by Gisbert Palmiй, 1942 |
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"Najade an der Quelle" (Naiad at the Spring) by Ernst Liebermann, 1942 |
"Akt" (Nude) by Adolf Ziegler, 1940 |
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"Auf einsamer Höhe" (On Lonely Heights) by Ernst Liebermann, 1940 |
"Gelöste Stunde" (Free Hours) by Gerhard Müller, 1942 |
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"Die Träumende" (The Dreamer) by Richard Heymann, 1942 |
"Aktkomposition" (Nude Composition) by Josef Pieper, 1944 |
"Fruchtbarkeit" (Fertility) by Richard Heymann, 1943 |
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"Badende" (Bather) by Robert Schwarz, 1944 |
"Im Winde" by Gisbert Palmiй, 1943 |
"Die Sklavin" (The Slave) by Ernst Liebermann, 1940 |
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"Am Gestade" (At the Beach) by Ivo Saliger, 1942 |
"Nausikaa am Gestade" (Nausicaa at the Beach) by Josef Pieper, 1940 |
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"Kunst- und Naturfreund" (Art and Nature Friend) by Adolf Reich, 1941 |
"Jugend" (Youth) by Anton Lutz, 1942 |
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"Eitelkeit" (Vanity) by Sepp Hilz, 1940 |
"Im Morgenlicht" (In the Morning Light) by Anton Lutz, 1943 |
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"Bauerngrazie" (Peasant Grace) by Oskar Martin-Amorbach, 1940 |
"Bäuerliche Venus" (Rustic Venus) by Sepp Hilz, 1939 |
Sepp Hilz working on "Rustic
Venus" in his studio.
Hilz called his favorite model "Annerl" (Little Annie). (Ullstein,
Berlin)
