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Otto Dix
Otto Dix

By Otto Dix

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His grotesque and satirical paintings of the 1920s have long been entrenched in the public consciousness. But what were Otto Dix's (1891-1969) thoughts beyond the realms of art, and what were his o...

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Otto Dix
Otto Dix

By Otto Dix, Gudrun Schmidt

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Als Maler mit geradezu sezierendem Blick wurde Otto Dix (1891-1969) zum schonungslosen Chronisten seiner Zeit, die geprägt war vom Untergang des Kaiserreichs, den Gräueln des Ersten Weltkriegs und...

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Otto Dix: Werke von 1933-1969
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Otto Dix

By Otto Dix

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Otto Dix - Der Krieg. 50 Radierungen von 1924
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Otto Dix

By Otto Dix, Ulrike Lorenz

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Otto Dix 1891 1991
Otto Dix 1891 1991

By Otto Dix

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Un verblumt
Un verblumt

By Otto Dix

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Otto Dix Gemalde Aquarelle Zeichnungen
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By Otto Dix

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