For Greater Berlin 1912
kathekollwitz
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City, NY, US
drawing, graphic-art, collage, print, poster
drawing
graphic-art
collage
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social-realism
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"For Greater Berlin" is a 1912 poster by German artist Käthe Kollwitz. The poster depicts a young woman holding a baby in a crowded and impoverished setting. Kollwitz was a prolific artist, known for her social commentary and her depictions of the working class. This poster reflects a social movement calling for better housing and living conditions for the impoverished residents of Berlin. The image, composed in black and white with bold typography, emphasizes the stark realities of urban poverty and the need for social reform. This poster is a powerful example of Kollwitz’s commitment to social justice and her ability to use art to raise awareness about important social issues.
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