Max Liebermann and Lovis Corinth

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"Max Liebermann (1847-1935) and Lovis Corinth (1858-1925) were successful German painters, members of the original Berlin Secession, whose reputations outside Germany were minor, and faded considerably after 1940. They have, however, made a strong return in the last 25 years. Though they are frequently identified with particular schools of painting--Liebermann with Impressionism and Corinth with both Impressionism and Expressionism--neither painter fits well in the assigned groups. This lack of a strong affiliation, and their individuality, was one factor that led to their neglect. Another factor was a general disinclination for anything German in America and much of Europe. Despite considerable French influence, both men remained firmly associated with German artistic traditions, and Corinth had often called for a specifically Germanic art. The third ..."

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