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Movements > Neue Sachlichkeit
New objectivity; Germany, late 1910s
The term Neue Sachlichkeit was first used by museum director Gustav Hartlaub in 1923 in preparation for an exhibition of recent paintings that he said were grounded in the depiction of reality.
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