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- Self-Portrait
- Self-Portrait; Expressionism;
- Self-portrait as a younger woman in pen and pencil. The perspective is closeup and Kathe gazes out at the viewer intently. Simply, yet adeptly rendered, a series of cross-hatched lines create the shadowing on her face.
- Art History Library
- Kathe Kollwitz age 60
- Portrait; Photograph; Artist; Woman;
- Photograph of Kollwitz as an older woman with white hair, she leans her chin in her hand and looks out at the viewer with a even expression.
- Art History Library
- Kathe Kollwitz and her sons Hans (left) and Peter (right)
- Portrait; Children; Mother; Artist;
- Two photographs of Kollwitz with her two sons, before the death of Peter in 1914. All wear coats and hats with Kollwitz in the center of her two boys.
- Art History Library
- Kathe Kollwitz and her sons Hans (left) and Peter (right)
- Portrait; Children; Mother; Artist;
- Photograph of Kollwitz with her two sons, before the death of Peter in 1914. All wear coats and hats with Kollwitz in the center of her two boys.
- Art History Library
- Self-Portrait, Left Profile
- Self-Portrait; Young Woman; Artist;
- Self-portrait in profile. Kathe is a young woman with her hair up in a bun. There is more modeling and details in this earlier rendering, but still simple and expressive.
- Art History Library
- Photo of Kathe Kollwitz
- Artist; Collateral image; Portrait; Photograph;
- Collateral Image of Kathe Kollwitz
- Art History Library
- Barlach in the Coffin October 27, 1938
- Death; Funeral; Man; Expressionism;
- Sketch of an old man in his coffin, the body is barely discernable made of a few lines, but the head is more defined, simple yet expressive showing the line on the forehead and sunken eyes of an dead man.
- Art History Library
- Death Clutches a Woman in its Arms
- Death; Mother; Child; Allegory; Expressionism;
- A woman with a child is taken by the allegorical figure of death. Very expressive portrayal using simple lines, abstraction and stark black on white paper to show the horror and fear on the face of the mother as death is upon her and this evokes...
- Art History Library
- Consequence of Death, Part 2: Death with Girl in Lap
- Death; Child; Girl; Allegory; Expressionism; Abstract;
- Shrouded figure of death with a young girl in his lap. Very expressive portrayal using simple lines, abstraction and stark black on white paper to show the end of life moment when the suffering child surrenders to arms of death.
- Art History Library
- Consequence of Death, Part 4: Death Seizes a Woman
- Death; Mother; Child; Allegory; Expressionism;
- A woman with a child is taken by the allegorical figure of death. Very expressive portrayal using simple lines, abstraction and stark black on white paper to show the horror and fear on the face of the mother as death is upon her and this evokes...
- Art History Library
- Consequence of Death, Part 8: The Call of Death
- Death; Age; Simple; Abstract; Expressionism;
- The hand of death reaching out towards an aged woman, who raises one arm up on an elbow. The woman looks like it could be a self-portrait of Kollwitz as the facial features look similar, but it is simplified portrayal to focus on the emotion....
- Art History Library
- Peasants Revolt Part 5: Storm
- Peasant; Revolt; Mob; Violence; Social; History; Expressionism;
- Image from a series of prints illustrating the peasant revolt of 1844, showing the emotion of the hungry starving peasants. A group of peasants pull up cobblestones from the road to throw through the gate.
- Art History Library
- Vienna is Dying! Save her Children!
- Death; Children; Woman; Skeleton; Social; History; Propoganda;
- Figure of a woman representing Vienna protecting children from the torment of Death, pictured as a scythe-wielding skeleton. Poster for an aid organization. Simply drawn with sketchy lines defining the figures creates an emotion-filled, expressive...
- Art History Library
- Death and the Woman
- Death; Woman; Child; Expressionism; Skeleton; Allegory; Nude; Struggle;
- A nude woman being attacked by the cloaked, skeletal figure of death while her child clings to her desperately. Simply rendered in a black and white print, the monumental figures are nicely formed, but not detailed. Very expressive work which...
- Art History Library
- Early Self-Portrait
- Self-Portrait; Young Woman; Artist;
- Self-portrait as a younger woman, with hand on lapel and gazing out at the viewer.
- Art History Library
- In Memory of Karl Liebknecht
- Death; Funeral; Mourning; Woodblock Print; Expressionism;
- A row of figures mourning over the body of Karl Liebknecht, who lies in front of them, flat under a white sheet with just his head showing. The brutal lines of the woodblock print technique add to the expressiveness of the work as does the stark...
- Art History Library
- In Memory of Karl Liebknecht
- Death; Funeral; Mourning; Expressionism; Simple Abstract;
- Figures mourning over the body of Karl Liebknecht. Interesting composition with four men hanging their heads down in a diagonal line down to the head of Liebknecht. Very simple and abstract with just the head of the dead man shown, but expressive...
- Art History Library
- Mothers
- Mother; Children; Social; History; Expressionism; Simple; Abstract;
- A group of women clutching their children. Expressive portrayal of the sense of hopelessness and despair among the people in post-war Germany. The figures loom large in the scene as they are close to the picture plane and show many expressions of...
- Art History Library
- Woman with Dead Child
- Woman; Child; Mother; Death; Expressionism;
- Woman folded over the body of her dead child. Expressive rendering showing the raw emotion of the grieving mother as she cradles her dead child.
- Art History Library
- Death Seizes a Woman
- Death; Mother; Child; Allegory; Expressionism;
- A woman with a child is taken by the allegorical figure of death. Very expressive portrayal using simple lines, abstraction and stark black on white paper to show the horror and fear on the face of the mother as death is upon her and this evokes...
- Art History Library