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The Political Prisoners, 1931 (collage)
ALG158881 The Political Prisoners, 1931 (collage) by Fuhrmann, Paul (1893-1952); Museum fur Deutsche Geschichte, Berlin, Germany; (add.info.: artist imprisoned for anti-militaristic views;)
Media ID 31717162
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Balance Bars Cell Communism Communist Communists Comunist Gaol Gaoler Jail Justice Propaganda Rally Sentence Trial Warder Weimar Republic
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The Political Prisoners, 1931 (collage) by Paul Fuhrmann captures the tumultuous era of the Weimar Republic in Germany. This powerful artwork, now housed in the Museum fur Deutsche Geschichte in Berlin, serves as a haunting reminder of the consequences faced by those who dared to challenge the prevailing political system. Fuhrmann himself was no stranger to these consequences; he found himself imprisoned for his anti-militaristic views. Through this collage, he expresses his defiance and resistance against oppression. The composition is filled with symbolism that speaks volumes about the artist's beliefs and ideals. The image features a striking juxtaposition of elements: a sword representing power and authority balanced precariously on one end, symbolizing an unjust justice system. A red banner waves defiantly amidst newspaper clippings highlighting trials and rallies associated with communism. Behind prison bars stands a gaoler, guarding over political prisoners trapped within their cells. Fuhrmann's use of collage adds depth and complexity to this thought-provoking piece. It combines different textures and materials to create a visual narrative that resonates deeply with viewers. The November Group, an association of artists advocating for social change during this period, also makes an appearance through their statue prominently displayed in the foreground. Overall, 'The Political Prisoners' encapsulates both hope and despair as it sheds light on a dark chapter in history when individuals were persecuted for their beliefs. It serves as a testament to human resilience against oppressive regimes while urging us never to
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