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The works of the 1910s are still influenced by Art Nouveau style and content . From the beginning of the 1920s he turned to a representational, objectifying style of painting, for which the epoch term Neue Sachlichkeit was coined in 1925 , and which in Dresden several prominent artists such as Otto Dix , August Wilhelm Dressler , Bernhard Kretzschmar, Wilhelm Lachnit , Richard Oelze and Georg ...
Within his art, he explores and expands the limits of classic photography. The relationship between photography and object plays an important role in all of Gross’ work. Using various techniques and equipment, including movement and exposure time, objects in his pieces can appear abstract and bizarre.
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- German
Jul 16, 2018 · Neoclassicism: c. 1780-1900. In 1800, at the turn of the 19 th Century, Neoclassicism was the dominant style of painting in Europe. The artistic movement had developed in the 18 th Century as part of a larger decorative style that encompassed architecture, sculpture and the decorative arts. Neoclassicism became popular after the discovery of ...
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Paul Emil Gross (1873 - 1942) was active/lived in Germany. Paul Gross is known for Watercolor painting, drawing, illustration, graphics. Paul Emil Gross, German painter, draftsman, illustrator, graphic artist, author and art teacher (1873 Dresden to 1942), from 1891 student at the Royal School of Applied Arts in Dresden,
