Wilhelm Lehmbruck

1881–1919 · German Empire · Expressionism

Wilhelm Lehmbruck (4 January 1881 – 25 March 1919) was a German sculptor. One of the most important of his generation, he was influenced by realism and expressionism. Wikipedia

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“Kneeling Woman”, 1911 — Germanisches Nationalmuseum
“Ascending Youth”, 1913–1914 — Museum of Modern Art
“Woman with Head Bowed”, 1911 — Museum Ludwig
“Seated Youth”, 1916–1917 — Städel Museum
“Standing Nude model, Facing Left”, 1911 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Seated Nude Model, Facing Left”, 1912 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Büsser”, 1912 — National Gallery of Art
“Rape II (Raub II, Weib halb)”, 1911 — National Gallery of Art
“Kneeling, Small (Kniende, klein)”, 1910 — National Gallery of Art
“Four Women; Three Standing, One Sitting (VierFrauen; drei stehend, eine sitzend)”, 1913 — National Gallery of Art
“Woman's Dream (Der Traum des Weibes)”, 1914 — National Gallery of Art
“Three Kneeling Women (Drei Frauen knied)”, 1913 — National Gallery of Art
“Passion II (Leidenschaft II)”, 1914 — National Gallery of Art
“Large Resurrection (Grosse Auferstehung)”, 1913 — National Gallery of Art
“Woman and Child (Weib und Kind)”, 1914 — National Gallery of Art
“Macbeth V (The Vision of Lady Macbeth)”, 1918 — National Gallery of Art
“The Dead Man (Der tote Mann)”, 1915 — National Gallery of Art
“Mutter und Kind (Mother and Child)”, 1910 — National Gallery of Art
“Bather”, 1913 — Lehmbruck Museum
“Susanna”, 1914
“Mother and Child”, 1918 — Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation

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