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Der Sturm. Weekly magazine for culture and art, 30th June 1910, year 1910, no. 18, 1910

Leopold Museum,
Vienna
Print on paper
38×28.7 cm

Artists

  • Herwarth Walden

    (Berlin 1878–1941 Saratow)

Unfortunately not on display at the moment
First published in 1910 in Berlin and founded by Herwarth Walden (1878−1941) together with Alfred Döblin (1878−1957), the magazine Der Sturm was the mouthpiece of the Expressionist avant-garde. It was originally published weekly, then bimonthly and eventually monthly from 1915 until its discontinuation in 1932. Among the contributors, who added considerably to the publication’s success, were Adolf Loos (1870–1933), Peter Altenberg (1859–1919), Paul Scheerbart (1863–1915) and Else Lasker-Schüler (1869–1945). Along with literary essays, the magazine also printed contributions by artists including Wassily Kandinsky (1866–1944), Oskar Kokoschka (1886–1980), August Macke (1887–1914), Franz Marc (1880–1916) and Gabriele Münter (1877–1962). Operating under the term “Sturm”, Walden’s business model became an independent brand: Sturm Evenings were held, a Sturm Stage was initiated, while a gallery and publishing house also bore the name. Walden’s undertakings came to an abrupt halt when he left Germany for Russia in 1932 due to the emerging National Socialism.

Object data

Artist/author
  • Herwarth Walden
Title
Der Sturm. Weekly magazine for culture and art, 30th June 1910, year 1910, no. 18
Date
1910
Art movement
Expressionism
Category
Book
Material​/technique
Print on paper
Dimensions
38×28.7 cm
Credit line
Leopold Museum, Vienna, Inv. 6322
Inventory access
Accession 2018
Keywords

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Provenance

Provenance research
Leopold Museum i

Antiquariat & Buchhandel Georg Fritsch, Wien (o.D.)
Leopold Museum-Privatstiftung, Wien (seit 2018). (1)

  1. Archiv des Leopold Museums, Rechnung Nr. 11233A10946 vom 11.12.2018

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