Käthe Kollwitz. Je veux agir dans ce temps. Dessins, estampes, sculptures. Sculpture which gradually became ours

which gradually became ours

Thanks to Sandro Vannini's remarkable photographic campaign

Emphasizing gesture and speed of execution

the inhabitants had to flee before the Sassanid troops of Shapur I

initiated a new style of painting during the last decades of the 15th century and the first decades of the 16th century

Käthe Kollwitz. Je veux agir dans ce temps. Dessins, estampes, sculptures. Sculpture which gradually became oursThe poignant work of a woman artist who vigorously addresses social conflicts, maternal love, war, and mourning. Engravings, drawings, and sculptures form a body of work of great formal virtuosity, always fueled by an unvarnished commitment to serving the weakest and a touching sincerity. Born in 1867 and dying a few days before the end of the Second World War, Kthe Kollwitz is one of the most significant German artistic figures of the first half of