Gier 1886 - 1938

"Gier" (German for "Greed") is a woodcut print by Anton Vincent Emanuel Pohl created between 1886 and 1938. The print depicts a vulture in a stylized, almost geometric form, perched on a branch. Pohl's use of black and white creates a strong contrast, emphasizing the bird's predatory nature. The print is characterized by a bold, graphic style, typical of woodcut art. "Gier" reflects Pohl's fascination with nature and his ability to capture its essence in a powerful and evocative way.