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  • Figure in Meditation Figure in Meditation

    We have attempted to trace the copyright holder of this artwork but have been unsuccessful. Therefore the copyright status of this image is unknown and it should be treated as though it is a copyrighted work. If you can help us to identify the…

  • Head of Christ, Transfiguration Head of Christ, Transfiguration

    We have attempted to trace the copyright holder of this artwork but have been unsuccessful. Therefore the copyright status of this image is unknown and it should be treated as though it is a copyrighted work. If you can help us to identify the…

  • Mourning Figures Mourning Figures

    We have attempted to trace the copyright holder of this artwork but have been unsuccessful. Therefore the copyright status of this image is unknown and it should be treated as though it is a copyrighted work. If you can help us to identify the…

  • Moving Figures Moving Figures

    We have attempted to trace the copyright holder of this artwork but have been unsuccessful. Therefore the copyright status of this image is unknown and it should be treated as though it is a copyrighted work. If you can help us to identify the…

  • Self-Portrait. Exhibition Poster Stuttgart 1963 Exhibition Poster for Stuttgart 1963

    The original woodcut is 'Portrait of a Man' (1919) Through the medium of this exhibition poster, we can see the expressive power of Heckel’s self-portrait of 1919. The colour scheme and bold woodcut technique marks this portrait as one of the…

  • Despair Despair

    The female figure with her raised arms clutching her head reflects the emotional state of Klopfleisch at the time, who had been interned on the Isle of Man in 1940-41. Whilst on the island she had suffered a miscarriage. This sculpture was a follow…

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  • Despair Despair (wood) by Margarethe Klopfleisch

    When the interactive viewer has loaded you can use your mouse button or finger to click and drag the sculpture side to side to view it in 360°. You can see further details of this sculpture here. Reproduced by permission of the artist’s estate.

  • Man Chopping Wood Man Chopping Wood

    Schmidt-Rottluff and art historian Dr Rosa Schapire were good friends. She received many hand-painted postcards from the artist of which this is an example.

  • Ernst Barlach as a young man Ernst Barlach

    The sculptor, printmaker and playwright Ernst Barlach (1870-1938) was born in Wedel and studied in Dresden, Hamburg and briefly in Paris, where he discovered Millet and Meunier before he moved to Berlin in 1899.  A trip to Russia in 1906 inspired…

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