Ernst Barlach
In Ernst Barlach's play Der tote Tag (The dead day), a mother's selfishness plunges the world… More »
Ernst Barlach
Ernst Barlach made these prints to cope with his grief over the death of his mother… More »
Max Beckmann
Max Beckmann imagines the world as a carnival in this portfolio… More »
Max Beckmann
Max Beckmann blended the real and the imaginary in his final print cycle, Day and Dream… More »
Max Beckmann
The nineteen prints in Max Beckmann's portfolio Gesichter (Faces) do not present… More »
Max Beckmann
In the portfolio Hölle (Hell), Max Beckmann journeys, Virgil-like, through Berlin… More »
Max Beckmann
Max Beckmann examines Jesus's human qualities—his inner strength and charisma… More »
Max Beckmann
As depicted in Max Beckmann's portfolio Berliner Reise 1922 (Trip to Berlin 1922)… More »
Lovis Corinth
Lovis Corinth began work on Antike Legende (Classical legends) during the last few months… More »
Lovis Corinth
Lovis Corinth reworked ten of his paintings as prints for this portfolio, which represents… More »
Lovis Corinth
In Totentanz (Dance of death) Lovis Corinth modernizes a theme that German… More »
Lovis Corinth
Lovis Corinth opens this portfolio, based on an eighteenth-century love story… More »
Lovis Corinth
In these prints, Lovis Corinth illustrates Friedrich Schiller's play Die Räuber… More »
Lovis Corinth
Lovis Corinth often cloaked allusions to contemporary politics in historical dress… More »
Otto Dix
Otto Dix aggressively implies in this portfolio that sex is the force driving all men… More »
Otto Dix
Appearing ten years after the conflict began, Otto Dix's monumental portfolio… More »
Lyonel Feininger
These ten prints feature subjects that captivated Lyonel Feininger throughout his career… More »
George Grosz
Shortly after his discharge from the German Army in May 1915, George Grosz… More »
George Grosz
George Grosz takes aim at the stupidity and brutality of the German military… More »
George Grosz
This portfolio focuses on the lives of Weimar Germany's forgotten citizens… More »
Erich Heckel
These eleven woodcuts, made after the dissolution of the Brücke group in 1913… More »
Walter Helbig
Walter Helbig's woodcuts present idyllic views of nature, village life, bathers… More »
Alexei Jawlensky
Alexei Jawlensky's portfolio of six lithographs addresses the artist's main subject… More »
Vasily Kandinsky
In Kleine Welten (Small worlds) Vasily Kandinsky demonstrates the different… More »
Vasily Kandinsky
In the portfolio Stichi bez slov (Verses without words) Vasily Kandinsky… More »
Vasily Kandinsky
Maidens in peasant costumes dance in forests outside of medieval cities… More »
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Between 1906 and 1912 the Brücke group sent an annual portfolio of prints to its… More »
Max Klinger
Max Klinger's Dramen (Dramas) explores the human toll of Wilhelmine Germany's… More »
Max Klinger
The central preoccupations in Max Klinger's printmaking career—love, death, and fantasy… More »
Max Klinger
The sea threatens to sweep away a young woman. A fallen rider is trapped… More »
Oskar Kokoschka
In this portfolio Oskar Kokoschka is Christopher Columbus charting the… More »
Oskar Kokoschka
In April 1973 Oskar Kokoschka visited Jerusalem, where he sketched six… More »
Oskar Kokoschka
Through these eleven illustrations of Johann Sebastian Bach's cantata no. 60… More »
Käthe Kollwitz
Death was one of the most persistent themes in Käthe Kollwitz's work… More »
Käthe Kollwitz
In 1919, Käthe Kollwitz began work on Krieg (War), her response… More »
Max Pechstein
Promising forgiveness and deliverance from evil, the Lord's Prayer resonated powerfully… More »
Egon Schiele
Egon Schiele here explored his typical genres, nudes and psychologically… More »
Oskar Schlemmer
Spiel mit Köpfe (Play on heads) presents eight variations on a main theme… More »
Various
The range of approaches in this portfolio evidences the lack of a single Bauhaus… More »
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