Art Secession
Munich Secession
Munich Secession was an art secession founded in 1892. This catalog holds 8 public-domain works by 3 of its members. Its artists are most associated with Realism.
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The Munich Secession (Münchner Secession) was founded in 1892 by a breakaway group of artists, including Franz von Stuck and Fritz von Uhde, who rejected the conservative programme of the Munich Artists' Cooperative. The earliest of the German-speaking secessionist movements, it hosted international exhibitions that introduced Impressionist and Symbolist work to German audiences, directly inspiring the Vienna and Berlin secessions of 1897–1898.
