Banned Art
Banned Art — Modernism in Exile

Banned Art brings together works by artists targeted during the Nazi 'degenerate art' campaign — not because they shared a single style, but because they represented the freedom to see the world differently. Today, many are celebrated as defining voices of modernism, a reminder that the most consequential art is often the kind that unsettles those in power.

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Waldweg

Waldweg

Max Pechstein

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From $33
Boy with Horse

Boy with Horse

Karl Hofer

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From $33
Two Female Nudes in the Room

Two Female Nudes in the Room

Karl Hofer

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From $33
Couple in Love

Couple in Love

Otto Mueller

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From $33
Heuschrecken (Komposition)

Heuschrecken (Komposition)

Christian Rohlfs

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From $33
Tulpen

Tulpen

Christian Rohlfs

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From $33
Der Gelb-Grune

Der Gelb-Grune

Paul Klee

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From $33
Three Horses

Three Horses

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

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From $33
Fehmarnlandschaft

Fehmarnlandschaft

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

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From $33
Landschaft mit Bäumen im Vordergrund

Landschaft mit Bäumen im Vordergrund

Otto Mueller

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From $33
Blumen

Blumen

August Babberger

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From $33
Badende in Landschaft

Badende in Landschaft

Otto Mueller

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From $33
Vier Akte unter Bäumen

Vier Akte unter Bäumen

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

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From $33
Nude with raised arms

Nude with raised arms

Karl Hofer

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From $33