Kathe kollwitz

Käthe Kollwitz Museum, Berlin Picture: "The People", engraving by Käthe Kollwitz - Check out Tripadvisor members' 79 candid photos and videos of Käthe Kollwitz Museum

The Carmagnole (Dance Around the Guillotine), 1901 https://t.co/FvxMke68hC #wikiart #expressionism

Speaking of making the world a better place, Käthe Kollwitz was an artist who tried to do just that… And unfortunately, her world was in need of an awful lot of bettering. Born in Germany in 1867, one of Kollwitz's sons was killed in World War I and a grandson was killed in World War II. Her husband was a doctor who worked with the poor, providing her with a constant view of the suffering caused by social injustice, as well as a respect for the beauty and bravery of these hard-working…

Charcoal is one of the oldest drawing materials, dating back nearly 30,000 years. The charcoal used by artists is a form of dry art medium, and is made of ground organic materials. These materials are held together by a wax binder, or can sometimes be produced by eliminating the oxygen inside the material. Using charcoal […]

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Self-Portrait by Kathe Kollwitz, woodcut, 1923. Kollwitz was always so brave with her line, unhesitating and bold. I quite admire that!

Whilst collating a plethora of new artists to write about I simply must include Käthe Kollwitz – Germany’s Leonardo Da Vinci. The expressions of emotion are rapturous. Aptly scroll down…

Käthe Kollwitz - Portrait of Hans Kollwitz