Oskar SchlemmerNiemcy, 1888–1943Dinner Party
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Frankfurt nad Menem, Niemcy
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Z życia: Oskar Schlemmer
Cały życiorys1933
Forced to resign from the Berlin school under Nazi pressure
After the National Socialists come to power in 1933, Schlemmer’s contract with the Berlin United Schools of Art is terminated and he is forced to resign under pressure from the Nazis. His style changes too: the works become smaller, the figures move closer together, and the forms become softer and rounder, in warm, often dark colours.
1933–1937
Moves to Eichberg on the Swiss border, then to Sehringen
The Schlemmers move to Eichberg near the Swiss border and then to Sehringen, before his pictures are displayed at the Degenerate Art Exhibition in Munich in 1937.
1933–1943
Ten years of “inner emigration”
Schlemmer spends the last ten years of his life in a state of “inner emigration”; Max Bill wrote that it was as if a curtain of silence had descended over him.
1937
Banned from exhibiting; shown in “Degenerate Art”
In 1937 Schlemmer is forbidden to take part in art exhibitions, and five of his pictures are shown at the Degenerate Art exhibition in Munich.
19 lipca 1937 – 30 listopada 1937
Exhibition: Degenerate Art Exhibition
