In the blog post http://barrynoa.blogspot.com/2011/03/altes-das-kunstmagazin-die- kunstschule.html I introduced the art magazine "Art School" of the vintage 1925 and regretted that I could not scan the covers, because they do not exist for me. The only volume of "art school" with cover pages, the vintage 1927, which I have at my disposal, I would not deny today the art lovers. In addition to all 12 tracks pages, I've also re-scanned a few pages from this year, two naked pictures of Paul Gerhard Vowe, who also wrote the title picture with the President Hindenburg and was present even with nudes 1925th In addition to instructions for drawing plants I've scanned a few pages of a contribution, I chose because of the contemporary fashion, "How do I learn fashion design?". In addition to the scanning of Ludwig Fahrenkrog picture "The Night", also a drawing of the hard time already acted on the border of Schlüpfrigkei. Tankreos naked woman determined to sailors enjoyed the eroticism of friends, but the powerful also in the 20's "moral guardians" could ergeifern above this kind of presentations: key word "youth protection"! "Guardians of public morals" are continuous regularity with the churches and to "watch" did not even into our time. But what is offensive, a Hindenburg as the title of this picture or erotic drawing?
Interestingly, the image of Berlin's Potsdamer Platz, painted in 1927 - a sea of lights with the famous "Salamander" advertising! Involuntary civil injustice of the Weimar Republic, revealing, with "modern house in the Tiergarten district titled drawing of a swanky villa, and before a war invalid, therefore, hobbling on his crutches. How the same time and states that! Today, a painter instead of the disabled veterans of World War II a Hartz IV recipients could draw from this villa, which since sweeping the street, ordered to pay 1 euro forced labor and from the villa are not looking just the war profiteers of World War I. out, but no less amoral profiteers of the current system. Finally, a beautiful landscape of Wilhelm Lenz.
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