In-text plate from Kirchner Zeichnungen (Kirchner Drawings)
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner · 1925 · photomechanical relief print from a bound volume with 17 woodcuts (including title page and front and back covers) and three photomechanical relief prints (of drawings) on coated p
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About this picture
In-text plate from Kirchner Zeichnungen (Kirchner Drawings) is a public-domain illustration by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, dated 1925. Photomechanical relief print from a bound volume with 17 woodcuts (including title page and front and back covers) and three photomechanical relief prints (of drawings) on coated p. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“In-text plate from Kirchner Zeichnungen (Kirchner Drawings)” (1925) is drawn with Kirchner’s sharp, uneven contour. The subject is a street, a sitter, or, in the later years, the mountains.
About the artist
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880–1938) was a founder of the Brücke group. Sharp color marks the Berlin street scenes. Later he painted the mountains around Davos.
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