227 Kollwitz 2009-12-04T20:24:50Z 17315 8.0 <p>&nbsp;"Of the numerous exhibitions at which the artist participated in 1910, this etching was shown for the first time at the twenty first exhibition of the "Berliner Secession", which opened in late November 1910.</p> <p>The print, dated 1910,&nbsp;probably originated in the spring of that year, when Kollwitz was intensely preoccupied wit the them of death."</p> <p>The above was taken from the catalogue&nbsp;raisonne by Knesebeck.&nbsp;</p> <p>"Engraved at lower left "Orig. Rad von Kathe Kollwitz" and engraved at lower right "Druck v. O Felsing, Berlin-Chlttbg" With von der Becke's embossed seal "Muenchen-22"</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> true 20.0 30.0 1142 2500.0 tod-und-frau 1800.0 Klipstein 103, Knesebeck 107 VIIIb/ VIIIb Good excepting 1/4" rupture in the paper's surface in image in space between mother and child's foot, visible in next to last photograph. Residue of masking tape close to edge on back of print, on three sides. Made between 1963/ 1965 and 1972 Soft ground etching with drypoint on wove paper with wide margins 21 1/2" height X 21 1/8" width 17 1/2" height X 17 1/3" width Consigned by a print collector who has another impression of this print in her bedroom CC No 3.0 1800.0 Available Tod und Frau 2009-12-06T05:47:24Z 30.0