Emil Betzler
Emil Betzler was a German Expressionist painter and graphic artist, author and teacher. He belongs to the generation of Chagall, Ernst, Dix and Grosz and was a friend of Germany's best-known Expressionist painter, sculptor and printmaker Max Beckmann. Betzler was a co-founder of the artist group Ghat. In 1933, Betzler was accused by the National Socialists of being a representative of deformed, expressionistic, Bolshevik art, a spy of the Jews and a member of the KPD. The Nazis had branded his work as Degenerate Art. In 1967, Betzler was awarded the German Federal Cross of Merit. Paintings by Emil Betzler are rarely seen in the art market. His artwork was shown in 32 galleries and museums inter alia in Frankfurt/M., Düsseldorf, Berlin, Ancona and Paris and thereof eight solo exhibitions.
1960s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1950s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1960s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1950s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1960s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1960s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1960s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1960s German Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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1930s American Vintage Emil Betzler
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1950s Spanish Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
Glass, Wood, Paper
2010s American Modern Emil Betzler
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1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage Emil Betzler
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1990s Spanish Expressionist Emil Betzler
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1970s Spanish Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern Emil Betzler
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Mid-20th Century Senegalese Expressionist Emil Betzler
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Mid-20th Century American Expressionist Emil Betzler
Acrylic, Masonite
1930s French Vintage Emil Betzler
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1970s American Vintage Emil Betzler
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1970s Spanish Expressionist Vintage Emil Betzler
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