70 Year Magazine Archive

Arts & Manners: Germans Discovered

by Ruth Berenson

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First Yale, now Harvard has suddenly discovered that nineteenth-century German art is worth looking at. To nearly everyone outside Germany itself, this comes as something of a surprise, if not shock—for few art-lovers have been aware that there was an art in Germany

then, let alone that there were great artists who forecast the achievements of the twentieth century.

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