Katze (Cat) 1960

Anton Lehmden's 1960 print, *Katze* (Cat), captures a feline in a moment of repose. The artist’s expressive use of line creates a sense of movement and form, suggesting the cat's soft fur and graceful posture. The image is a powerful example of Lehmden's artistic mastery in depicting the natural world through the medium of etching. *Katze* (Cat) demonstrates the artist's interest in capturing animal subjects with detail and sensitivity. The intricate cross-hatching of the lines creates a sense of depth and texture, bringing the cat to life on the paper. The work's composition is simple yet effective, with the cat's body filling the frame and drawing the viewer's eye to its delicate features.