Death (lithograph series)

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Death (lithograph series) is a powerful cycle of early 20th-century lithographs by Käthe Kollwitz that depicts intimate, often harrowing encounters with death, especially among the poor and working class.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork series
lithograph series
artForm lithography
artist Käthe Kollwitz NERFINISHED
artisticStyle black-and-white printmaking
artMovement German Expressionism NERFINISHED
associatedWith German working-class life
World War I NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator Käthe Kollwitz NERFINISHED
creatorGender female
creatorNationality German
depicts children
confrontation with mortality
embrace of death
intimate encounters with death
mothers
mourning
poor people
suffering
working-class families
genre expressionism
hasLanguage none (visual art)
hasType print cycle
mainSubject death
grief
motherhood
poverty
war
working class
medium lithograph on paper
movementContext anti-war art
socially engaged art
notableFor emotional intensity
focus on the poor and working class
intimate portrayal of death
relatedWork Peasants' War (print cycle) NERFINISHED
The Weavers (print cycle) NERFINISHED
theme class struggle
compassion
human suffering
loss
mother and child
social injustice
timePeriod early 20th century
visualCharacteristic expressive line work
strong contrasts of light and dark

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Käthe Kollwitz notableWork Death (lithograph series)