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Käthe KollwitzPrintmaker & social activist

Käthe Kollwitz was a German artist born in 1867. Kollwitz contributed to the Expressionist movement and died in 1945. Get notified when Käthe Kollwitz's biography is complete:

Self-Portrait, turned slightly to the left

1893

Pregnant Woman with Folded Hands

1898-1899

Working Woman with Blue Shawl

1903

Peasant War print 5: Outbreak

1903

Peasant War print 3: Whetting the Scythe

1905

Peasant War print 4: Seizing Weapons

1906

Peasant War print 1: The Tiller

1907

Peasant War print 6: Battlefield

1907

Peasant War print 2: Raped

1907-1908

Peasant War print 7: The Prisoners

1908

In Memoriam Karl Liebknecht

1920

Diary and Letters of Kaethe Kollwitz

1989

Egon Schiele

Genius dead at 28

1890-1918

Wenzel Hablik

The architect of invisible cities

1881-1934

Edvard Munch

Living in Berlin with the angels of fear and death

1863-1944
18012000
Provocative model becomes a transgressive artist
Suzanne Valadon
How to paint music
Wassily Kandinsky Käthe Kollwitz
A Bengali Japanese fusion in watercolor
Gaganendranath Tagore
All in with color
Pierre Bonnard

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