Käthe KollwitzGermania, 1867–1945Raped
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Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago, Stati Uniti
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- 1946.283
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- Art Institute of Chicago
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Nel frattempo, nella vita di Käthe Kollwitz
Tutta la vita1906 · Premio
Villa Romana Prize
1907
The Villa Romana Prize: a studio in Florence
Her etching Outbreak won the Villa Romana Prize, which gave her a studio in Florence for 1907. She completed no work there but later recalled the impact of early Renaissance art.
1910
First attempts at sculpture
In 1910 she made her first attempts at sculpture, a medium she continued to work in.
1910–1912
Simplifies her language under the influence of younger artists
Back in Germany she continued to exhibit and was impressed by her younger compatriots: the Expressionists, and after the war the Bauhaus artists, inspired her to simplify her means of expression. The new direction shows in works such as Runover (1910) and Self-Portrait (1912).
