Electronic Image of Arno Breker’s 1939 Sculpture "Die Partei"

Electronic Image of Arno Breker’s 1939 Sculpture "Die Partei"

Neoclassical sculpture, Nazi-era art, Arno Breker, political propaganda in art

This high-resolution electronic image captures Die Partei, a 1939 neoclassical sculpture by Arno Breker, created as a symbolic representation of the Nazi Party’s ideological vision. Commissioned as propaganda art, the piece reflects the regime’s aesthetic ideals, combining classical Greco-Roman influences with themes of power and nationalism. Originally displayed at the Große Deutsche Kunstausstellung in Munich, Die Partei was part of Breker’s work glorifying the state. This digital reproduction preserves the historical and artistic significance of the original, providing a resource for scholarly research and historical analysis.

Arno Breker (Original Sculptor)

Original sculpture housed at Arno Breker Museum in Nörvenich

Discovery Institute

1939 (Original sculpture); May 13, 2008 (Digital reproduction)

Benjamin Wiker (Photographer of image)

Fair Use

Related to other works by Arno Breker or Third Reich propaganda art

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Germany, 1939 (creation); [WikiArt Visual Art Encyclopedia]