Heinrich Maria Davringhausen: A Pioneer of New Objectivity Heinrich Maria Davringhausen (1894 – 1970) emerged from the crucible of German Expressionism and became a significant figure in the burgeoning ‘new objectivity’ movement. Largely self-taught as a painter, his artistic journey began with sculpture at Düsseldorf Academy of Arts before finding resonance within Alfred Flechtheim's influential gallery in 1914—a pivotal moment that…