This exhibition illuminates the significant, often-overlooked, graphic works of Karl Wiener created during the Second World War. Delve into his powerful artistic expressions that vividly capture the harsh realities faced by civilians and soldiers alike. Wiener's art courageously critiques Hitler and the Nazi regime, a daring act of political protest through visual commentary. Visitors can explore specific pieces such as "Fazit" and "Pourquoi?" that reveal the devastation of war.
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This exhibition showcases graphic works created by Karl Wiener during the Second World War. The collection reveals his depictions of civilian suffering and soldiers' plight, alongside clear condemnations of Hitler and the Nazi regime, a dangerous act during wartime.
The graphic artist Karl Wiener's often-forgotten legacy is brought to light through a collection of works produced during the tumultuous years of the Second World War. Wiener's art unflinchingly portrays the suffering endured by both the civilian population and soldiers on the front lines. Critically, his pieces directly attribute this misery to Hitler and the National Socialists, a bold and perilous stance to take during the conflict. The exhibition features numerous individual works, including "Fazit" (War Grotesque), "Pourquoi?", "Kriegsgroteske ('Heil Hitler')", and "Zerbombtes Haus (Ballhausplatz)", providing a powerful visual testament to the artist's courage and his commentary on the war's devastation.
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