Alexander Dettmar · Painting to Remember
The Destroyed German Synagogues
Author: A. Bergmann, H. Dahlhaus, C. Kahn Strauss, B. Kauffmann, T. Ridder, I. Schorsch, H. Seemann, B.D. Soussan and V. Veltzke
On the evening of November 9, 1938 the synagogues in almost all of Germany's towns and cities went up in flames. The artist Alexander Dettmar has made it his task to save this lost cultural heritage from total oblivion by capturing the burnt-down buildings in his paintings. This title deals with his work.
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On the evening of November 9, 1938 the synagogues in almost all of Germany's towns and cities went up in flames. The artist Alexander Dettmar has made it his task to save this lost cultural heritage from total oblivion by capturing the burnt-down buildings in his paintings. This title deals with his work.
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On the evening of November 9, 1938 the synagogues in almost all of Germany's towns and cities went up in flames. The artist Alexander Dettmar has made it his task to save this lost cultural heritage from total oblivion by capturing the burnt-down buildings in his paintings.
About the Author
As a painter Alexander Dettmar has already produced many major thematic cycles; he was awarded the Ernst Barlach prize in 1996.
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