Woman Before a Mirror 

"Woman Before a Mirror" is a woodcut by the German Expressionist artist Cesar Klein, created in 1918. This bold print showcases a fragmented, stylized figure, possibly a woman, standing in front of a mirror. The image features sharp angles, geometric patterns, and a dark, almost menacing tone, characteristic of the Expressionist movement. The artist's use of black and white with the distinctive zigzag patterns creates a sense of tension and unease, exploring the relationship between the individual and their reflection. This woodcut is a powerful example of Klein's mastery of the woodcut medium and his commitment to the Expressionist aesthetic.