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Ernst Barlach
– German, 1870–1938
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Kneeling Woman with Dying Child (Kniende Frau mit sterbenden Kind)
1919
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Troll (Der Alb)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Bloodstains 2 (Der Blutflecken 2)
1912
Ernst Barlach; Paul Cassiere, Berlin
The Harpist (Der Harfner)
1923
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Shot (Der Schuss)
1919
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Uprising and Defense (Aufbruch und Abwehr)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Thinking of Murder (Auf Mord bedacht)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Victim (Der Verletze)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Murderess (Die Mörderin)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Seated Figure
ca. 1922–1925
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Der Tote Tag
n.d.
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Love and Sorrow
1924
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Kneeling Woman with Dying Child (Kniende Frau mit sterbenden Kind)
1919
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Troll (Der Alb)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Bloodstains 2 (Der Blutflecken 2)
1912
Ernst Barlach; Paul Cassiere, Berlin
The Harpist (Der Harfner)
1923
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Shot (Der Schuss)
1919
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Uprising and Defense (Aufbruch und Abwehr)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Thinking of Murder (Auf Mord bedacht)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Victim (Der Verletze)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Murderess (Die Mörderin)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Seated Figure
ca. 1922–1925
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Der Tote Tag
n.d.
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Love and Sorrow
1924
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Kneeling Woman with Dying Child (Kniende Frau mit sterbenden Kind)
1919
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Troll (Der Alb)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Bloodstains 2 (Der Blutflecken 2)
1912
Ernst Barlach; Paul Cassiere, Berlin
The Harpist (Der Harfner)
1923
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Shot (Der Schuss)
1919
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Uprising and Defense (Aufbruch und Abwehr)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Thinking of Murder (Auf Mord bedacht)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Victim (Der Verletze)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
The Murderess (Die Mörderin)
1912
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Seated Figure
ca. 1922–1925
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Der Tote Tag
n.d.
Ernst Barlach
German, 1870–1938
Love and Sorrow
1924
