Through the Gilded Doorway: Berlin and the Weimar Republic. Our new exhibition explores the extraordinary world of Berlin in the years between the Great War and the rise of Hitler; a city of radical creativity, political tension, and unparalleled artistic freedom. Here you'll discover the people who shaped the era, the art they made, and the remarkable context that gave it meaning. We're also delighted to present new works featuring contemporary artists who keep its spirit alive and vibrant today.
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Anita Berber Dancing The Dark Muse of Weimar Berlin -
Miss Eldorado: Hansi Sturm A Portrait of Performance, Glamour, and Weimar Reinvention -
The Original Eldorado, Berlin A Night of Cabaret, Comedy, and Defiant Self-Invention -
Eldorado Berlin, Motzstraße 15 Dancing at the Edge of a New World -
Head with German Moustache, 1920 Paul Klee’s Fragmented Portrait of a Changing Nation -
Senecio, 1922 Paul Klee’s Enigmatic Face of the Modern Age -
Hallo Parijs! A Jazz-Age Revue in Red, White, and Blue -
Berlin After Midnight, A Weimar-Inspired Portrait of Theatrical Decadence -
Cocain, Berlin, 1921, A Portrait of the Weimar Demi-Monde, Elliott Best Restoration -
Oh, Donna Clara…, Mid 1920s Art Deco Cabaret Poster, Remastered by Elliott Best -
Berlin: Symphony of a Great City, 1927 Movie Poster, Elliott Best Remaster -
Pervitin 1940s Product Label — Vintage WWII Pharmaceutical History Print -
“Wählt die Republik” / “Vote for the Republic” Vintage Political Poster
