In God's Hands

1935/1936 · Sculpture

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¿Dónde está «In God's Hands» hoy? Colección: Galería Nacional de Arte, Washington D. C. No expuesta por ahora. Comprobado 29 de septiembre de 2026.

Galería Nacional de Arte

Washington D. C., Estados Unidos

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Comprobado: hace 10 días
En este estado desde: 19 ago 2026
Fuente: El museo

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Ficha

Número de inventario: 1977.3.1

Lo que muestra

Allegory Acceptance of death

En el catálogo

Escultura Bronce Arte moderno Siglo XX German

Fuentes

Galería Nacional de Arte
Imagen: Galería Nacional de Arte — © the artist or rights holder

En la vida de Käthe Kollwitz

La vida entera

1933
Forced to leave the Academy of Arts
After the Nazis came to power she was forced to resign her place at the Academy of Arts, accused of “cultural Bolshevism”, following her support of the Dringender Appell (Urgent Appeal).
1933
Her work is removed from museums
Her work was removed from museums; although she was banned from exhibiting, one of her “mother and child” pieces was used by the Nazis for propaganda.
1936
An unofficial ban on exhibiting her work
In 1936 exhibiting her work was unofficially forbidden.
July 1936
A Gestapo visit: the threat of arrest and a camp
In July 1936 she and her husband were visited by the Gestapo, who threatened her with arrest and deportation to a concentration camp; they resolved to commit suicide if such a prospect became inevitable. But Kollwitz was by now a figure of international note, and no further action was taken.
1937
A ban on her seventieth-birthday exhibition
In 1937 a solo exhibition timed for the artist’s seventieth birthday was banned.
8 July 1937
Seventy: telegrams and offers of refuge in the United States
On her seventieth birthday she received over 150 telegrams from leading figures of the art world and offers to house her in the United States, which she declined for fear of provoking reprisals against her family.