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Kollwitz
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Edited by: Regina Freyberger
Texts by: Linda Baumgartner, Regina Freyberger, Gudrun Fritsch, Alexandra von dem Knesebeck, Katharina Koselleck, Andreas Schalhorn, Iris Schmeisser
Graphic Design: Formfellows Kommunikations-Design, Regina Schauerte und Thomas Klöß
German
March 2024,
296
Pages
Paperback with Lay-Flat Binding
231mm x
281mm
ISBN:
978-3-7757-5583-2
She is the most famous German woman artist of the twentieth century and yet an exception: Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945). She boldly chose prints and drawings as her essential media, finding in them an independent visual language of great immediacy. From a new perspective, her art addressed existential human questions and was therefore politically appropriated by many attitudes and issues in post-war Germany.
The catalogue that accompanies the comprehensive exhibition Kollwitz at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt focuses on the drawings and prints and presents her in all her diversity, expressive power, and modernity.
The catalogue that accompanies the comprehensive exhibition Kollwitz at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt focuses on the drawings and prints and presents her in all her diversity, expressive power, and modernity.
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