Sentence examples for objectivity movement from inspiring English sources
The Bechers' sharply focused "objective" style of documentation found its source in the Neue Sachlichkeit ("New Objectivity") movement, which had emerged in Germany in the 1920s.
Dix's bold renderings of war and urban melancholy won him recognition within and beyond the New Objectivity movement, which called for a practical and realistic aesthetic.
They include works mainly by modernist Dresden artists belonging to the Neue Sachlichkeit or New Objectivity movement, such as Bernhard Kretschmar, Otto Griebel and Conrad Felixmüller.
The painting dates from the period of Grosz's involvement with the New Objectivity movement, a group of German artists committed to social criticism.
Included were self-portraits by Max Liebermann, Käthe Kollwitz, Oskar Kokoschka (left), Erich Heckel and other late Impressionists, Expressionists and members of the New Objectivity movement.
His ideas coincided with the Neue Sachlichkeit ("new objectivity") movement of early-1920s Weimas, as well as a rising boom in the German film industry.
For the next two generations, it dabbled in military ornaments and insignia, its creations influenced by the rigorous discipline of the early 20th-century Bauhaus and New Objectivity design movements.
Franz Roh, author of Post-Expressionism (1925), was a close friend of Carnap from their student days in Jena and intellectual motor of the modernist Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity or Factuality) movement.
The Netherlands became the main destination for immigration of German architects, especially modernists associated to the New Objectivity and Bauhaus movements.
There is this kind of movement from objectivity to subjectivity that is interesting to me in relation to who these speakers are, and why it's so important for them to tell their stories, and why their stories still remain so hidden to us today.
The text strives for bland objectivity: a section titled "movements" reads, in toto, "collective action, as exemplified by the Tea Party protests of 2009 or the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations of 2011 are a powerful way to influence political outcomes outside elections".
