I wouldn’t say it “destroys” me necessarily but Woman with Dead Child by Käthe Kollwitz is pretty heavy

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''I am in the world to change the world'' Kathe Kollwitz (1867-1945) #WomensArt

The Mothers,1922 by Käthe Kollwitz, the artist is known for her depiction of the plight of the working classes, particularly women and her anti war, anti-violence stance, which drew on her own experience of love and loss #WomensArt

Käthe Kollwitz, Self-Portrait, 1923 woodcut #WomensArt

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b r o o k e *:･ﾟ✧ To choose one that I haven't seen yet, 'The Parents' by Käthe Kollwitz. I first saw it in my history of printmaking class last semester and it stuck with me.

b r o o k e *:･ﾟ✧ There are many, but the first one that came to mind is this Pietà by Käthe Kollwitz

'Seed Corn Must Not Be Ground' final lithograph of Käthe Kollwitz, 1942. The death of her son in WW1 and death of her grandson in WW2 obviously profoundly affected the artist. This print reflects the theme of mothers protecting their children from the horrors of war #WomensArt

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“Woman with dead child” by Kathe Kollwitz. It means the world to me

b r o o k e *:･ﾟ✧ Honestly, anything by Käthe Kollwitz, but this piece in particular

Käthe Kollwitz, Self-Portrait, 1890, German artist whose passion the plight of the working classes and anti war stance often informed her art #WomensArt

The Mothers,1922 by Käthe Kollwitz #WomensArt

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sometimes i remember “woman with dead child” by käthe kollwitz and my chest hurts

Käthe Kollwitz, Self-Portrait, 1923 woodcut #WomensArt

b r o o k e *:･ﾟ✧ 🖋 temenos cringestral Almost anything by Käthe Kollwitz... it's all so raw

Käthe Kollwitz
Woman with Dead Child
She made the etching in 1903 using herself and her then 7 year old son, Peter, as the models. 11 years later Peter would die in WWI

y’all what is a painting or other work of visual art that never fails to destroy you every time you see it because BOY I’ll start:

The Mothers,1922 by Käthe Kollwitz, an artist who drew on her own experience of love and loss #WomensArt

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