Aufbruch in die Moderne
Sammler, Mäzene und Kunsthändler in Berlin 1880–1933

The volume introduces the often forgotten pioneers of modernism and recalls the lost era of Berlin’s art world. Thanks to the commitment of private art collectors, patrons and art dealers, the young capital city of Berlin developed into an artistic centre of modernism from 1871 onwards. Numerous private and public collections emerged here, promoting avant-garde artists until its destruction in 1933.

Medium: Book
Year: 2012
Format: 190 × 245 mm
Pages: 304
Client: Moses Mendelsohn Stiftung
Publisher: DuMont, Köln