Hans Riedmann

Hans Riedmann was a very creative British artist.

Hans Riedmann was born in 1913 and was extended by the 1930s while growing up. The period of the 1930s is characterized by the clash of a number of political ideologies, notably Marxist socialism, capitalist democracy and the totalitarianism of communism and fascism.

Surrealism continues to dominate in Europe and exerts an international influence. Artists such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Riviera in Mexico, have worked to incorporate the ideas posed by surrealism into their radical political philosophies, developing a new type of magical realism. In the Soviet Union, Stalin's government needed urgent funds to implement the rapid industrialization demanded by the First Five-Year Plan.

He launched a secret proposal to sell treasures from the Hermitage Museum in Leningrad (St. Petersburg), including a preliminary list of two hundred and fifty priceless paintings of the Old Masters, many of which ended up in the Andrew Mellon collection. through New York-based art trading firm Knoedler. Art production in the United States was strongly affected at the time by the Great Depression, and a number of artists focused on ideas of humility and the common man. For the first time in the history of the United States, artists begin to explore political subjects and strive to use their art to influence society. Themes such as poverty, lack of affordable housing, anti-lynching, anti-fascism and workers' strikes have prevailed in the work of many artists. The decade took a worrying turn with the dawn of National Socialism in Germany, followed by the rise to power of Adolf Hitler in 1933. By the late 1930s World War II had begun, she was concerned with the both artists and the world population.