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Ferdinand Spiegel

German stamps from 1934 with charity surcharge for the ‘Winterhilfswerke’: depicted are 9 different occupations.

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Hugo Lederer

„The Fencer“ (Der Fechter)

Revealed 1904, Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland).

Height 2.00 meter. Located at the entrance of the main building of the University.

Displayed at the ‘Herbst-Ausstellung‘ of the Preussische Akademie der Künste, Berlin, 1940.

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Ferdinand Spiegel

„Luftlandetruppe, Panzerjäger H.“ (Airborne Forces, Tank-hunter H.)

Great German Art Exhibition 1941 - Bought by A.H. for 4.000 Reichsmarks.

In the possession of the US Army Centre for Military History.

Depicted in several books and Magazines 1941. Also displayed at the exhibition ‘Maler an der Front’ (‘Painters at the Front’) and other exhibitions.

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Georg Sluyterman von Langeweyde

„Rest in the Heather“ (Rast in der Heide)

-122 x 95 cm
-oil on wood

Displayed at the Great German Art Exhibition 1943. Bought by Joseph Goebbels for 10.000 Reichsmark.

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Ferdinand Spiegel

„U-boat-Steersman’s mate from Lower Saxony“ (U-Boot-Steuermannsmaat aus Niedersachsen) 1918

Depicted in ‘Wilhelm Westecker, Krieg und Kunst’, 1944, and in ‘Die Kunst im ‘deutschen Reich’, 1939.

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Anton Grauel

„Mother“ (Mutter) created 1943 in stone for the NSV Gauleitung Königsberg. Height 2,20 meter.

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Anton Grauel

„Mother“ (Mutter) created 1943 in stone for the NSV Gauleitung Königsberg. Height 2,20 meter.

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Ferdinand Spiegel

„Farmer with Bull“ (Bauer mit Stier)

Displayed and depicted in many exhibitions and several magazines from 1935 to 1941.

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Ferdinand Spiegel

„Ms. Oberstin“ (Frau Oberstin)

Displayed at the exhibition ‘Kollektiv-Ausstellung der NS-Kulturgemeinde’, 1935. Depicted in ‘Die Völkische Kunst’, 1935.

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Josef Thorak

Eagle above the main entrance of the Reichspostzentralamt in Berlin.
Depicted in the ‘Zentralblatt der Bauverwaltung’, 12 June 1935.

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Josef Thorak

Eagle above the main entrance of the Reichspostzentralamt in Berlin.
Depicted in the ‘Zentralblatt der Bauverwaltung’, 12 June 1935.

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Hugo Lederer

Memorial commemorating pastor Carl Wilhelm Jatho (1851 – 1913), (Jatho Denkmal).

Located at the Melaten-Friedhof in Cologne. Revealed April 5, 1914. Destroyed in WWII.

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Hugo Lederer

Memorial commemorating pastor Carl Wilhelm Jatho (1851 – 1913), (Jatho Denkmal).

Located at the Melaten-Friedhof in Cologne. Revealed April 5, 1914. Destroyed in WWII.

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Fritz Erler

Gold Mosaic in the Main Hall of the extension of the Reichshauptbank, Berlin.

Creation period: 1937 – 1939
Height: 5 meter

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Alfred Bernert

„Going to the fields“ (Gang zur Scholle) also named „Harmony“ (Gleichklang)

Oil, 1933

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Alfred Bernert

„Gleichklang“ hanging in a classroom of the ‘Bauernschule Zinnwald-Georgenfeld’ (Sachsen). Depicted in ‘Odal, Monatschrift für Blut und Boden’, 1941, published by Walther-Darré.

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Wilhelm Wandschneider

„Aphrodite“

Bronze bust created in 1908, displayed at the ‘Internationalen Kunstausstellung im kgl. Glaspalast zu München’, 1909. Bought by Kaiser Willem II.

Height 47 cm.

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Mathias Padua

„Farmer from the Ramsau“ (Ramsauer Bauer)

Postcard, (1930s) exact date of creation unknown.

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Oskar Martin-Amorbach

„Madonna with Jesus Child“ (Maria mit Christuskind)

Displayed at the exhibition ‘Staatliche Kunst-Ausstellung München’, 1933, in the Neue Pinakothek.

Size 65 x 50 cm.

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Hermann Joachim Pagels

„Wrestlers“ (Die Ringer) plaster

Displayed at the ‘Grosse Berliner Kunstausstellung’, 1908; Again displayed at the ‘Grosse Berliner Kunstausstellung’, 1921.