Käthe Kollwitz – Life, Art, War, Motherhood, and Social Protest
Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945) created some of the most emotionally direct images in modern European art. Her prints, drawings, posters, and sculptures return again and again to grief, motherhood, poverty, labor, political violence, and the cost of war. Rather than treating working-class people as distant social types, Kollwitz made their bodies, losses, and relationships the center […]