22 September 1970: stamps issued in East Germany depicting works by Käthe Kollwitz, Ernst Barlach & Otto Nagel. This stamp shows Kollwitz's 'Nie wieder Krieg'.

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The Far Right forced Kollwitz to resign her professorship & she started on her Death Cycle including The Call of Death (self-portrait), Young Girl in the Lap of Death & Death Seizing a Woman (1934). It’s hard not to see these as symbolic of the collapse of German civilisation

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Kollwitz created her three most famous posters - Germany’s Children Starving (1924), Bread (1924) & Never Again War (1924) at a time when Germany was collapsing after the Great War. It was a time of crisis & children were the great artist’s concern

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Not sure if it counts as a painting since it’s line etching but definitely “woman with a dead child” by Käthe Kollwitz. Her depictions of death, corpses and emotions feel so real and just sad. She experienced so much death in her life and didn’t even got to see the end of the war

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tw: death, gore, horror

This etching by Käthe Kollwitz haunts me since I saw it as a teen.
The way the mother tries to hold her child as close as possible desipte it being long beyond saving speaks to such unfathomable grief.

Wonderful, horrible thread, by the way. https://t.co/sXwQ8jo6uc

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Käthe Kollwitz's self-portraits in ink, all done in her early 20s

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Kathe Kollwitz, Conspiracy, 1897

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(10/10) Kollwitz. «Mujer con niño muerto».

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GM Yall! 🫂 Tell me your feelings about this masterpiece By Käthe Kollwitz ✊🙂

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"I felt that I have no right to withdraw from the responsibility of being an advocate. It is my duty to voice the sufferings of humanity, the never-ending sufferings heaped mountain-high." -Käthe Kollwitz

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Born on this day, 8th July in 1593, Artemisia Gentileschi, Italian Baroque painter and 8th July 1867, Käthe Kollwitz, German artist and printmaker

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Käthe - Solidarity (1932).

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Hey! Käthe Kollwitz might strike your fancy ;)

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What do you think about Käthe Kollwitz ? Cheers,

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She hit me.

Käthe Kollwitz

Self-portrait, 1889

©Käthe Kollwitz Museum, Köln

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