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‘Germany 1900-1939: A Chronology of Artistic, Cultural and Political Events’ compiled by Norbert Lynton

1977

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Created by
Norbert Lynton
Title
‘Germany 1900-1939: A Chronology of Artistic, Cultural and Political Events’ compiled by Norbert Lynton
Date
1977
Format
Bound volume - miscellaneous
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Presented by Klaus Hinrichsen's family in 2005.
Reference
TGA 20052/1/2/1
Symbolism Art Nouveau Impressionism Neue Sachlichkeit Realism Post-Impressionism De Stijl Brücke Dada Expressionism Bauhaus Constructivism Fauvism Blaue Reiter, Der

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  • Folders of writings and talks by Klaus Hinrichsen as well as research material collected by Hinrichsen and correspondence relating to Kurt Schwitters and other émigré and interned artists. TGA 20052 (224)
    • Writings and Talks TGA 20052/1 (6)
      • Material relating to Klaus Hinrichsen’s autobiographical talks, labelled ‘Weimar Republic Nazi Rule talks’ TGA 20052/1/2 (1)
        • ‘Germany 1900-1939: A Chronology of Artistic, Cultural and Political Events’ compiled by Norbert Lynton TGA 20052/1/2/1
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