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Flierl, Thomas and Weissbach, Angelika (Eds.): Der Wille zum Glück. Max Lingner im Kontext: Kunst und Politik in Frankreich 1929–1949, Heidelberg: arthistoricum.net, 2024. https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.1411
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Der Wille zum Glück. Max Lingner im Kontext
Kunst und Politik in Frankreich 1929–1949
This anthology links the work of the Max Lingner Foundation in Berlin with current research on the history of art, politics and culture in France in the interwar period. In addition to the classic biographical perspective on Max Lingner's life story, the texts by scientists from both countries focus on the broader artistic and political context. The leitmotif for this volume, "The Will to Happiness", stands for the upheaval of the Front Populaire in 1936 and also places the painter and press illustrator Max Lingner in this context.
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Max Lingner
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Emmanuel Berl, Henri Barbusse und die Wochenzeitung Monde 1929-1931
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113-126
127-138
