A focus on entertainment culture and gypsies by later members Otto Mueller and Max Pechstein helped brand much of this movement's production as Degenerate Art.
One member of this group showed an elderly reflection as a young girl stairs into a vanity in Woman and Mirror and depicted himself in full uniform with a severed right hand in front of a nude figure in Self Portrait as a Soldier. That man's later depictions of prostitutes, the "Metropole" series, coupled with his publication of a "Chronicle" of this group that led to its dissolution. One member attempted to re-establish woodcuts as a popular medium, while another produced Candle Dancers and Flower Garden, both watercolors. A focus on entertainment culture and gypsies by later members Otto Mueller and Max Pechstein helped brand much of this movement's production as Degenerate Art. Founded by Schmidt-Rottluff, Bleyl, Heckel, and Kirchner and later joined by Emil Nolde, for 10 points, identify this German expressionist school which sought to connect the old and the new, whose name translates to English as "The Bridge."
One member of this group showed an elderly reflection as a young girl stairs into a vanity in Woman and Mirror and depicted himself in full uniform with a severed right hand in front of a nude figure in Self Portrait as a Soldier.
Die {Brucke} or The {Bridge} before mentioned