Like its precursor, it was called “Degenerate Art.” It opened in Munich on July 19, 1937, and presented around 700 works (selected from the thousands that had already been removed from German ...

(CNN)-- Labeled "degenerate" by Hitler's Nazi Party and thought to have been destroyed in the lead up to World War II, eleven sculptures are back on display in Germany. The bronze and terracotta ...

This is according to German daily newspaper ... held in Bavaria were sold by Nazi art dealer Hildebrand Gurlitt, who was ...

The Maltz Museum’s latest special exhibition, “DEGENERATE! Hitler’s War on Modern Art,” will be on view until April 20.

It covers the propaganda exhibition Entartete Kunst (degenerate art), mounted by ... stand in silent reverence among the pro-German works of art in the Große Deutsche Kunstausstellung (great ...

Anyone who has been following culture-related events of the past three months will have an uneasy sense of familiarity walking through the Maltz Museum’s current special exhibition DEGENERATE!

The Weimar period had seen a flourishing of German art, much of which was abstract. Hitler saw this modern art as 'degenerate' and over 6,500 works of art were removed from display across Germany.