Sascha Wiederhold 1/ Jazz Symphony, 1927, Silard Isaak Collection 2/ Sailboats in the harbor, 1929, oil, tempera and gold bronze on paper, laminated on canvas, Silard Isaak Collection 3/ Archers, 1928, oil on cardboard on canvas, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin 4/ Figures in space, 1928, oil on cardboard on canvas, Sprengel Museum Hannover

The work of Sascha Wiederhold (1904–1962) is a rediscovery. The artist began painting in 1924 and belonged to the circle around Herwarth Walden’s Berlin gallery “Der Sturm”. Wiederhold also designed stage sets, posters and book covers. His large-format paintings convey an almost psychedelic visual experience. During the Nazi era, Wiederhold ceased his artistic activities and began working as a bookseller. Only a few works have survived.

Exhibition Neue Nationalgalerie | Sascha Wiederhold. Rediscovery of a forgotten artist | 2.7.2022 – 8.1.2023

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