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ARCH.2013.5.7, Rendition: 796063
The image displays pages from a book or catalog that lists sculptures by an artist, likely a German sculptor, given the titles and locations mentioned. Each entry includes the title of the sculpture, its dimensions, the material used, the year it was created, and its current location or notable exhibitions. Here is a detailed summary of the entries:
Walking Woman (Schreitende Frau)
Man Dancing A Sword (Der Schwertschwinger)
Man Walking (Der Spaziergänger)
Wanderers (Wandernde)
The Rider (Der Reiter)
Man with a Sword (Schwertträger)
The Rider (Der Reiter)
The Rider (Der Reiter)
Weeping Woman (Weinende Frau)
The Rider (Der Reiter)
Pregnant Girl (Schwangere Mädchen)
The Rider (Der Reiter)
The Rider (Der Reiter)
The Rider (Der Reiter)
Head of the Grosse Memorial
Singing Man (Singender Mann)
Crouched Beggar (Der Bettler)
Singing Children (Singender Knabenkopf)
Seated Girl (Sitzendes Mädchen)
The Flute Player (Der Flötenspieler)
The Dancer (Der Tänzer)
Maria Röhl (Liegende Minna)
Jürg Pug Leg (Trommler Emil)
Seated Girl (Sitzendes Mädchen)
The entries provide a comprehensive overview of the sculptures, their creation dates, materials, dimensions, and current locations, offering insight into the artist's body of work and its dissemination.
The image displays two pages from a catalog or a book, featuring a chronological list of artworks by a specific artist from 1910 to 1937. The layout is clean and organized, with the left page covering the years 1910 to 1920 and the right page from 1921 to 1937. Each entry includes the title of the artwork, its medium, dimensions, and sometimes additional notes such as the collection or exhibition history.
The text is presented in a clear, readable font, with each year bolded for easy navigation. The page numbers are not visible, but the layout suggests it is from a well-structured catalog.
The image displays a comprehensive list of musical compositions by various artists, detailing their titles, types, years of creation, and other pertinent information. Here's a detailed summary:
1909
1910
"Schaurige Ballade" / "Sinister Ballad" by Walter Braunfels
"Man Drawing A Sword" / "Schwertzieher" by Othmar Schoeck
1911
"Höllenfahrt" / "Journey to Hell" by Adriano Lualdi
"Wandrer" / "Wanderer" by Anton Webern
"Der Friede / Der Dorfschmied" by Hugo Kaun
"The Fiddler" / "Der Geiger" by Erwin Schulhoff
1919
1921
"The Rest for the Flight" / "Ruhe auf der Flucht" by Rudolf Rufer
"Bruno, To Be Sure" by George Antheil
1922
1923
"Werging Woman" / "Rächende Frau" by W.C. Handley
"The Readers" / "Die Lesenden" by Käthe Kollwitz
Permanent Gift / "Ständige Mädchengabe"** by Natalie Korsakow
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
"Song Chorister" by August Macke
"Noble Rider" by Alexander Archipenko
1932
1934
1935
1936
"A Visit to Greco" by Hans Grundig
"Monk Reading" by Lyonel Feininger
1943
1950
"Head" by Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
"Holy Family" by Verlagsgruppe Engelen
1956
1957
"Seated Girl" by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Untitled Sculpture by Alexander Archipenko
The image shows a detailed listing of various artworks from the collection of the Busch-Reisinger Museum, Harvard University Art Museums. Each entry includes the title of the artwork, the artist, the medium, dimensions, and the year of creation. Here is a summary of the entries:
Walking Woman (Schreitende Frau) (1910)
Man Drawing A Sword (Der Schwertschmied) (1911)
Man Walking (Der Spaziergänger) (1912)
Wanderers (Wandernde) (1913)
The Fisherman (Der Fischer) (1913)
The Reader (Die lesende Bäuerin) (1919)
Mercy (Barmherzigkeit) or Verklagte Berthelin (DAK) (1919)
The Last Flight (Ruh' und der Flieger) (1921)
The Avengers (Die Rächer) (1922)
Head of the Giverny Memorial (Büste, 1895) (1927)
The Young Wife (Die junge Frau mit dem Untergepäck) (1928)
Singing Man (Sänger) (1928)
Crippled Beggar (Der Bettler) (1930)
Singing Choirboy (Singender Knabenchor) (1931)
The Dancer (Der Tänzer) (1932)
Mourning Mother (Trauernde Mutter) (1932)
Jolly Peg Leg (Der lustige Holzbein) (1933)
The Flute Player (Der Flötenspieler) (1936)
Sculpted Head (Sitzender Mädchen) (1937)
The entries provide a comprehensive overview of the wood and bronze sculptures by Paul Scharwächter and Ernst Barlach, including their dimensions and the collections where they are housed.
The image shows a detailed catalog page of works by the artist Käthe Kollwitz, featuring various etchings and woodcuts created between 1910 and 1957. Each entry includes the title of the work, the year it was created, the medium, dimensions, and where the piece is located. Here’s a detailed summary of each piece listed:
1910 - Walking Woman (Schreitende Frau)
1911 - Man Drawing A Sword (Der Schwertzieher)
1912 - Man Walking (Der Spaziergänger)
1913 - Weeping Woman (Die Trauernde)
1915 - The Readers (Die Leserinnen)
1916 - The Fiddler (Der Geiger)
1919 - Mercy (Erbarmen) or Erhard Böttiger (DAK)
1921 - The Last Day of Flight (Rote und die Flucht)
1921 - The Avenger (Der Rächer)
1922 - The Young Wife (Die junge Frau mit dem nachgezüchteten Armes)
1923 - Singing Man (Der Sänger)
1923 - Pregnant Girl (Schwangeres Mädchen)
1924 - The Return (Das Wiedersehen) or Christ and Thomas (DAK)
1927 - Head of the Ginnevre Memorial (Büste der Ginnevre)
1928 - Singing Child (Sängerisches Kind)
1930 - Capped Beggar (Der Bettler)
1931 - Singing Child with a Flower (Sängerisches Mädchen)
1932 - The Mother Reading (Die lesende Mutter)
1936 - The Fiddler (Der Geiger)
1937 - The Return (Die Rückkehr)
1957 - The Death of the Mother (Der Tod der Mutter)
The catalog page is part of an exhibition or collection catalog, likely from a museum or gallery, detailing the significant works of Käthe Kollwitz.
The image is a catalog listing of various artworks with their corresponding titles, years, and brief descriptions. Here's a detailed summary of the contents:
1910: Walking Woman (Schwesterliche Frau)
1911: Man Drinking a Sword (Der Schwerttrinker)
1912: Man Walking (Der Spaziergänger)
1913: Wanderers (Wanderer)
1913: The Fledermaus (The Bat)
1919: The Avenger (Der Rächende)
1921: The East On the Flight (Rache und der Flucht)
1921: The Young Wife (Die junge Frau mit dem nachgezogene Arm)
1923: Weeping Woman (Weinende Frau)
1924: The Readers (Die beiden Buchleser)
1924: Pregnant Girl (Schwangeres Mädchen)
1926: The Return (Das Wiederkehrende)
1928: Singing Man (Singender Mann)
1929: Capricious Beggar (Der Bettler)
1930: Head of the Giverny Memorial (Büste)
1932: Man Reading (Leseende Männer)
1933: The Dealer (Der Zwielichtler)
1936: The Fun Player (Der Flötenspieler)
1937: Sent Down (Geschickt)
Each entry includes the year of creation, the title of the artwork, and a brief description or provenance, highlighting the medium, dimensions, and sometimes the location or owner of the artwork.
This image shows an open book or catalog displaying a list of artworks along with their details. The text is primarily in English with some German titles and terms, and it includes the year of creation, title (often in both English and German), the medium or material used, dimensions, ownership or lending information, and occasionally a brief note about the artwork's history or exhibition.
The left page covers artworks from 1910 through 1926, including titles such as "Walking Woman," "Man Drawing A Sword," and "The Avenger." The right page continues from 1927 to 1937, listing works including "Head of the Güstrow Memorial," "The Doubter," and "Seated Girl."
Conditions of lending, collections, and museum exhibitions are mentioned for several pieces. The entries are numbered, and some titles are marked with an asterisk. The catalog appears to be focused on sculptures and reliefs, primarily made from bronze, wood, clay, and other materials. The layout is clean, with a two-column format divided by the spine of the book.
The image shows two pages of an open book, which appears to be a catalogue of artworks. Each page lists the titles of various works along with some additional information about each piece, such as its material, size, year of creation, and current ownership. The artworks are listed by year ranging from 1910 to 1937. Every art piece's title is given both in English and German. This catalogue likely accompanies an exhibition and documents the collection on display.
The pieces listed cover a range of mediums, including porcelain, wood, bronze, and vitrified clay. The styles seem to range from figurative to representational art, and the subjects of the listed artworks include human figures and symbolic representations.
Some of the titles mentioned are "Walking Woman / Schreitende Frau", "Man Drawing a Sword / Der Schwertzieher", "Mercy / Barmherzigkeit oder Verhüllte Bettlerin (DAK)", "Pregnant Girl / Schwangeres Mädchen", "Monks Reading / Lesende Mönche", "Crippled Beggar / Der Bettler", and "Seated Girl / Sitzendes Mädchen".
Specific details, such as the lenders or owners of the artworks, indicate a diverse set of collectors from various places, reflecting a widespread interest in these works. The book's meticulous documentation suggests academic or historical significance, as well as careful curation for the purpose of study or exhibition.
The image shows an open book, likely an art catalog or exhibition guide, displaying a page with detailed descriptions of various sculptures and artworks. The layout is structured into two columns, with each entry numbered and accompanied by descriptive text. Here’s a breakdown of the content:
1910: Walking Woman / Schreitende Frau by Vera Schrimpf.
1911: Man Drawing a Sword / Der Schwerterzieher by Vera Schrimpf.
1912: Man Walking / Der Spaziergänger by Vera Schrimpf.
1913: Wanderers / Wanderer by Vera Schrimpf.
1914: The Reader / Die Leserin by Vera Schrimpf.
1915: Mercy / Barmherzigkeit oder Verbitterte Barmherzigkeit (DAK) by Vera Schrimpf.
1916: The Rest on the Flight / Ruhe auf der Flucht by Vera Schrimpf.
1917: The Avenger / Der Rächer by Vera Schrimpf.
1918: The Young Wife / Die junge Frau by Vera Schrimpf.
1919: Weeping Woman / Weepende Frau by Vera Schrimpf.
1920: Pregnant Girl / Schwangere Mädchen by Vera Schrimpf.
1921: The Return / Das Wiedersehen oder Christine und Thomas (DAK) by Vera Schrimpf.
1927: Head of the Giesow Memorial by Vera Schrimpf.
1928: Singing Man / Singender Mann by Vera Schrimpf.
1929: Crippled Beggar / Der Bettler by Vera Schrimpf.
1930: Singing Woman / Singende Frau by Vera Schrimpf.
1931: Singing Child / Singendes Kind by Vera Schrimpf.
1932: A Version in Lead / Version in Blei by Vera Schrimpf.
1933: Julius Pell Leg / Julius Pell Bein by Vera Schrimpf.
1934: The Flute Player / Der Flötenbläser by Vera Schrimpf.
1935: Seated Girl / Sitzende Mädchen by Vera Schrimpf.
1936: The Docher / Der Zärtliche by Vera Schrimpf.
1937: The Docher / Der Zärtliche by Vera Schrimpf.
The image depicts a detailed catalog page showcasing a series of sculptures by Vera Schrimpf, organized chronologically. The entries provide comprehensive information about each piece, including dimensions, materials, and current locations, indicating this is likely part of an art exhibition catalog or museum archive. The structured layout and consistent formatting suggest a professional and organized presentation of the artist's work.
The image shows an open book with a table of contents. The table of contents lists various artworks, their titles, dates, materials, and sometimes additional information about their history or provenance. Each entry includes a number, which likely corresponds to the page number in the book where the artwork is discussed in detail. The artworks mentioned span from 1910 to 1939, with entries detailing sculptures, drawings, and other art forms. The table of contents appears to be from a book focused on art history, possibly featuring a collection or exhibition catalog.