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Otto Dix

Otto Dix (1891 - 1969) was active/lived in Germany.  Otto Dix is known for Landscape, portrait, figure painting, prints, German Expressionism, Realism.

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Otto Dix was born in December, 1891 in Utermhaus near Gera, in eastern Germany.  After working as an apprentice to a decorative house painter in his hometown, he entered Dresden's School of Applied Arts in 1910.  His early work was in a colorful expressionist style.  He was influenced by exhibitions of paintings by Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Edvard Munch and Dresden's own "Die Brucke" (The Bridge) painters, a group of artists who produced emotionally expressive works.  But the most important influence on Dix's work was that he was a machine gunner in the German Army.  His wartime experiences, along with his observations of the economic and political chaos that followed the war, crystallized in a realistic, socially critical style that followed  in the footsteps of Bosch and Goya.

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