With contributions by Jelle Bouwhuis, James A. van Dyke, Inge Herold, Henning Lobin, Olaf Peters, Gunnar Saecker, Sebastian Schneider, Harald Stockert / Anja Gillen, Claude W. Sui, Christoph Vögele

This catalogue doubtlessly provides a good overview of the state of knowledge, attempting to synthesise research produced in Germany and the United States and the many, usually smaller exhibitions of the last fifty years. By introducing unknown works by mostly female artists – some of them second-rate – but also by presenting such little known fascinating artists as the painter Fritz Burmann, active in East Prussia and Berlin, it greatly increases our understanding of the provincial aspects of this important artistic movement.” (The Burlington Magazine / 05/2025)

With contributions by Jelle Bouwhuis, James A. van Dyke, Inge Herold, Henning Lobin, Olaf Peters, Gunnar Saecker, Sebastian Schneider, Harald Stockert / Anja Gillen, Claude W. Sui, Christoph Vögele

This catalogue doubtlessly provides a good overview of the state of knowledge, attempting to synthesise research produced in Germany and the United States and the many, usually smaller exhibitions of the last fifty years. By introducing unknown works by mostly female artists – some of them second-rate – but also by presenting such little known fascinating artists as the painter Fritz Burmann, active in East Prussia and Berlin, it greatly increases our understanding of the provincial aspects of this important artistic movement.” (The Burlington Magazine / 05/2025)

With contributions by Jelle Bouwhuis, James A. van Dyke, Inge Herold, Henning Lobin, Olaf Peters, Gunnar Saecker, Sebastian Schneider, Harald Stockert / Anja Gillen, Claude W. Sui, Christoph Vögele

This catalogue doubtlessly provides a good overview of the state of knowledge, attempting to synthesise research produced in Germany and the United States and the many, usually smaller exhibitions of the last fifty years. By introducing unknown works by mostly female artists – some of them second-rate – but also by presenting such little known fascinating artists as the painter Fritz Burmann, active in East Prussia and Berlin, it greatly increases our understanding of the provincial aspects of this important artistic movement.” (The Burlington Magazine / 05/2025)