Visions Plate 1: The March into the Unknown by Max Slevogt
Lithograph, 1917.
Art work details
- Original Title :
- Der Gang ins Ungemisse
- Year of production :
- 1917
- Artist:
- Max Slevogt
- Medium :
- Original print, Lithograph
- Materials:
- Ink, Paper
- Dimensions :
- height: 43.5 cms; width: 32.5 cms
- Credit Line :
- Purchased from Mrs Monika Kinley with MGC/V&A Purchase Grant Fund assistance
- Associated Groups :
- Berliner Secession
- Tags:
- Lithograph, World War I, Animals, Slevogt, Visions
Plate 1 from ‘Visions’, 1916-17.
Darkness characterises the first plate in the series, the heads of phantoms loom out of the gloom to look down on a lowly figure about to step forward across a series of ridges in the ground, each numbered with the years of the war up to the most recent, 1917. The armies on both sides of the conflict were poised to enter another year, but at what cost?
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