
1894–1982 · German · 24 artworks
artist bio
Christian Schad was a German painter associated with the Dada and New Objectivity movements. He is best known for his portraits rendered in a precise, almost photographic style, capturing the psychological tension of the interwar period.
what you'll learn
Studying Schad's work allows students to explore the concepts of realism and objectivity in art, and how artists can convey psychological states through precise detail and composition. Students can also analyze the social commentary embedded in his portraits of Weimar-era society.
related: Otto Dix, George Grosz, Max Beckmann

Self-Portrait with Model
1927

Im Irisgarten
1968

Self-Portrait
1930

Marcella
1926

The composer Josef Matthias Hauer

Maika
1929

Isabella
1934

Fräulein Mulino von Kluck
1930

Notturno

Imperial Countess Triangi-Taglioni
1926

Bettina

Eva Von Arnheim
1930

Marianne von Meixner

Sonja
1928

St. Genois d’Anneaucourt
1927

Unknown
1920

The Operation
1929

Portrait de Walter Serner
1916

Kinderbild Hans Joachim Zimper

Maria and Annunziata 'from the Harbour'
1923

Dr. Haustein
1928

Portrait of Egon Erwin
1928

Lotte
1927

Mexican Girl
1930