Rudolf Dischinger, yet a "neoobjectivist"

One of the less often named painters belonging to the New Objectivity, alongside Otto Dix or Karl Hubbuch, is Rudolf Dischinger (1904-1988).
His paintings from the Weimar years show great skill in drafsmanship and composition, while his subjects varied from straight realism to surrealism.

 All the works above date from the 1920s and 1930s. In later years he turned to abstract painting. Here, a work from his later years (1960):