Figurine 1943

Erich Müller-Kraus's 1943 woodcut print, *Figurative*, utilizes strong graphic lines and bold colours to depict a figure holding the globe, standing upon a pillar. This artwork is notable for its symbolic elements, suggesting the themes of global reach and the enduring power of human ideals. Created in the midst of World War II, this piece exemplifies the artist's use of symbolic imagery and graphic style to communicate his ideas about the world and its future. *Figurative* demonstrates the power of woodcut prints to evoke complex narratives and emotions.