Kathe Kollwitz Uprising Aufruhr 1899 Drypoint Etching Becke Muenchen 22 Blindstamp

Kathe Kollwitz (1867-1945) Uprising (Aufruhr) 1899 
Etching, drypoint and aquatint on wove paper
From the edition of unknown size and after her death, circa 1946
Unsigned; with the A.V. D. Becke Muenchen-22 blindstamped in the lower right corner of the plate mark.
Resource: Klipstein 44, Knesebeck 46

Framed behind glass. 

From the Metmuseum.org: Uprising, Kollwitz applied her virtuosic handling of etching, drypoint, and aquatint techniques to render masses of peasants following a standard-bearer who charges forward, leading the people. An allegorical female nude, the personification of Revolution, flies above them. She turns her head toward the left to look at the burning castle, which she appears to have set on fire with her torch. Uprising is directly related to Kollwitz’s print portfolio Peasants’ War (1901–8). She based the portfolio on the peasant revolt in Germany in the 1520s, when hundreds of thousands of peasants fought for greater economic and religious freedom during the Protestant Reformation.

Size: image is approx. 11.5" H x 12.5
         Frame is (details coming)

Condition: very fine, framed and archival mat used. No tears or fading to the drypoint. Please see the images for more details.

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