John Heartfield

John Singer Sargent was recognized as a major portrait painter in Britain and America at the turn of the century and John Singer Sargent was praised for his grace and a very fashionable depiction of the upper class. Known for his technical ability, he turned to contemporary technology, colors and shapes to avoid the traditional learning rules and to make a unique contribution to the history of magnificent portraits. As a true cosmopolitan, he is also a plain aerial landscape and custom scene painter who attracts his theme from different areas like England, France, Italy and Switzerland.

John Hatfield was born in Helmut Hezfeld from 1891 to 1968. He is a German optical expert, draft man, screenwriter and stage designer John Hatfield, and his brothers and sisters were abandoned by their parents. Mother, political activist, and his father, socialist writer had to escape from Germany to avoid persecution of their political beliefs. Children are raised by relatives and institutions. From 1907 to 1911, John Hartfield studied art at the König museum in Munich, specializing in poster design. In the summer of 1916, Germany punished England using the aggressive nationalist slogan "Gott Strafe England" or "May God". This angry Helmut protested by changing the name to John Hatfield.

Photomontage by John Hatfield is posted in Communist magazine AIZ. In 1916, Hartfield changed its name to Helmut Hertzfeld, a German protest against extreme nationalism. This poster was made shortly after the German Parliament Building fired in 1933. Heartfield revealed that Hermann Göring is the real cause. The purpose of these attacks was to lower the morale of Communist soldiers and to prevent them from resisting. The Communist Party newspaper was closed and thousands of Communists were taken to concentration camps. Of course, members of KPD had anticipated the atrocities of the Nazis, but they will not expand like this. It was soon revealed that the Nazi regime greatly defeated German communism. The KPD leaders who were not arrested by the Nazis went to Prague, then went to Paris, and finally ended in Moscow after 1941.

A German artist, John Hartfield (formerly a member of Dada Berlin) is a model of an artist expressing his opposition. Hitler's popularity in Germany is getting higher and higher, but he continues to make montages to fool future dictators and their political parties. Most of them are published in Arbeiter - Illustrier - Zeitung, and many of them are on the cover page. His work is like a visual weapon against Nazism. Among them, he overturned the image of Hitler and the symbol of Nazis. Through a powerful visual alignment, he reveals inconsistency with the operation of Nazism, and shows their truth. After Hitler grabbed the regime in 1933, Hartfield had to escape. I first looked for evacuation centers in Prague and then evacuated in the UK.