On the right rear wall of the former sanctuary, we have three pieces. Over the door is Couverture, Chagall Lithographe I (M. 261; 1960; our is an unfolded proof of the lithograph designed to serve as the cover to Chagall Lithographe I; below and to the right two etchings by Kathe Kollwitz, the top print is Hamberger Kniepe / Hamburg Tavern (K. 58 iiib), a 1901 etching from a von der Becke edition after 1931. One of Kollwitz most frequently illustrated prints, pwerhaps becauuse of its unusually cheerful subject. Image size: 192x247mm; price: S1600. Beneath it is Vier manner in der kniepe (Kl. 12 iiib). an original soft-ground etching and aquatint, 1892-93. Edition: from the edition of unknown size published in 1921. Kollwitz here captures the conspiratorial and oppressive atmosphere of the German Empire in the late 19th century. This work, while not part of the Weavers' Revolt series, shows Kollwitz already thinking about the themes to be explored in it and could be, von Knesebeck suggests, an early version of Beratung / Conspiracy. Image size: 125x150mm. Price: Please call or email for current pricing information.