The New Leipzig School (otherwise known as New Objectivism in museums) was an artistic movement that emerged from the eponymous East German city, and it attempted to preserve more classical approaches to painting in resistance to the rise of abstractionism in the West. Galerie Schwind has its main gallery in an old house in Leipzig, with the small Berlin space showing a semi-permanent mix of work that came out of this interesting period, as well as more recent pieces influenced by its distinctive style. _Auguststraße 19_
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