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Ernst Barlach. The Transformations of God (Die Wandlungen Gottes). (1922, prints executed c. 1919/21) | MoMA. Ernst Barlach made these prints to cope with his grief over the death of his mother. Loosely, the seven sheets illustrate the formation of the world and Barlach's fervent belief in the unity of all creation.
Search the history of over 866 billion web pages on the Internet. ... Ernst Barlach. Publication date 1962-01-01 Publisher Hans Christians Collection
About this artwork. Artist: Ernst Barlach (1870 - 1938) German. Title: Die Wandlungen Gottes [The Changing Appearances of God] Date: 1920 - 1922. Materials: Woodcut. Measurements: 31.60 x 44.00 cm (paper size) Object type: Printed material. Credit line: Presented by Mr Keith Andrews 1963. Accession number: GMA 837 F. Gallery:
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Barlach, The First Day from the 7-woodcut series The Transformation of God (1922) Woodcut on paper. Click image to enlarge. Ernst Barlach, a German Expressionist, had a fervent belief in the unity of all creation.
May 14, 2020 · We also recently acquired the latest substantial biography of Barlach by renowned biographer Gunnar Decker (C216.c.3172). These acquisitions enhance further our substantial Barlach holdings. The University Library has collected continuously over the years material relating to Ernst Barlach.
German sculptor, printmaker, and writer, a major figure of Expressionism. Until he reached his thirties Barlach was as much a ceramicist as a sculptor, working in a fairly derivative Art Nouveau style, but a turning point in his career came in 1906, when he visited Russia.
