Welcome to the world of the New objectivity art movement!

At POD, we are passionate about reproducing high-quality oil paintings. We use a meticulous technique and artisanal know-how to create works of art that will take you on a mental journey.

Imagine owning a museum-worthy piece of art, created by the greatest artists in history and reproduced by passionate and experienced painters. At POD, we offer you the opportunity to make that dream a reality. We reproduce the works of art of your favorite painters from the New objectivity art movement in the smallest details, so that you can enjoy them in your own home.

Our reproductions are made by experienced artists who use the best materials and techniques. We are committed to providing you with works of art of the highest quality, which will bring joy and inspiration to your family for generations to come.

Movement definition

The New Objectivity art movement emerged in the interwar period, primarily in Germany. It developed in reaction to the expressionist ideals of the time. It was a reaffirmation of realism and objectivity in art, seeking to capture an accurate and often unvarnished representation of reality. In painting, this movement is characterized by a distinctly figurative style, clear lines and an almost photographic approach to subjects. New Objectivity artists tended to depict urban scenes, portraits or landscapes in a sober, almost clinical manner, reflecting post-war harshness and social realities. The goal was to capture everyday life, including the less attractive sides or social tensions, without idealization. The New Objectivity embodied a crude realism and social critique that moved away from emotion and subjectivism, insisting instead on an accurate and unbiased representation of reality.