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Felix Nussbaum

Felix Nussbaum (1904 - 1944) was active/lived in Germany, Italy.  Felix Nussbaum is known for New Objectifity still life, figurative and stylized portrait painting.

Felix Nussbaum (Osnabrück 1904 -Auschwitz 1944)

The German painter Felix Nussbaum was born in Osnabrück in 1904. In 1922 he studied at the Hamburg State School of Applied Arts. In 1923 he attended the private Lewin-Funcke-School in Berlin. In 1924-25 he was a student of the Berlin School of Fine and Applied Arts and was master student of Hans Meid in 1928-29. As of 1929 he has a studio together with the Polish painter and later partner and wife Felka Platek.

Felix Nussbaum received a scholarship for the Villa Massimo in Rome in 1932.

With the National socialists taking over power in 1933, the political and cultural atmosphere in Germany underwent drastic changes. His Berlin studio was set on fire because of his Jewish belief, some 150 works fell victim to the flames. His scholarship at the Villa Massimo was at first extended by three months, but then it was cancelled, and Nussbaum had to leave suddenly. His paintings were sent to him in Alassio.

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