The Art of the German Empire

The Art of the German Empire (German: Die Kunst im Deutschen Reich; before September 1939^[3] titled The Art of the Third Reich, German: Die Kunst im Dritten Reich) was a state-published^[4] art magazine in Nazi Germany, and the country's biggest art publication.^[5] It began publication in January 1937 and was published monthly until September 1944; occasionally in double issues.

The Art of the German Empire
Die Kunst im Deutschen Reich

Cover of May 1942 issue
Editor	Alfred Rosenberg[1] Richard Klein[2] Albert Speer[2]
Categories	Art in Nazi Germany
Frequency	monthly
Founded	January 1937 (1937-01)
First issue	January 1937 (1937-01)
Final issue	July 1944 (1944-07)
Company	Amt Rosenberg
Country	Nazi Germany
Based in	Berlin
Language	German

Image from July 1937 issue

Image from March 1938 issue

The magazine was very strict and selective in what it featured, and extremely few of its arist were women.^[6] Exhibits at the Great German Art Exhibition amounted for approximately one third of the magazine's illustrations.^[7][8] In 1939, its circulation was 50,000 copies.^[2]