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MARY AND ELIZABETH, 1928. Woodcut by Kathe Kollwitz. EDITORIAL USE ONLY
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MARY AND ELIZABETH, 1928. Woodcut by Kathe Kollwitz. EDITORIAL USE ONLY
MARY AND ELIZABETH, 1928.
Woodcut by Kthe Kollwitz. EDITORIAL USE ONLY
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This black and white woodcut print, titled "Mary and Elizabeth, 1928" by the talented German artist Kathe Kollwitz, beautifully captures a poignant moment from the New Testament. The image depicts two women, Mary and her cousin Elizabeth, who are central figures in Christianity. The woodcut showcases Kollwitz's mastery of expressionism as she skillfully conveys the deep affection between these two biblical characters. Their faces are filled with emotion as they embrace each other tenderly. This portrayal not only reflects their familial bond but also symbolizes the profound spiritual connection shared by these saintly women. Created during the early twentieth century, this modern interpretation of an ancient story exemplifies Kollwitz's unique artistic style that blends traditional techniques with contemporary sensibilities. Through her use of bold lines and contrasting shades, she creates a visually striking composition that draws viewers into its narrative power. "Mary and Elizabeth" is not just a remarkable piece of fine art; it serves as a reminder of the enduring themes found within religious texts. It invites contemplation on concepts such as love, faith, family ties, and divine intervention. This particular woodcut print is intended for editorial use only – to be appreciated in educational or informative contexts rather than commercial ones. Its historical significance combined with Kollwitz's exceptional talent makes it an invaluable addition to any collection or exhibition dedicated to exploring spirituality through visual arts.
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