Paper, graphite, 1951.

Paper, charcoal, graphite, c.1967.

Paper, black chalk, c.1967.

Paper, charcoal, pastel, c.1954.

Paper, charcoal, c.1954.

Sketchbook of works by Marie-Louise von Motesiczky. The sketchbook has no cover and the first work (pictured here) is a 'Study For Henriette with Dog and Flowers'.

The front cover of a 4 page news print paper. See detail images for other pages. Kollwitz was at her strongest producing powerful images protesting against social injustice and oppression of all kinds. The despair of the mother who cannot feed her…

Heinrich Simon was Editor-in-Chief of the Frankfurter Zeitung, a liberal and democratic newspaper free of party influence. The paper championed modern art, poetry and drama. In 1931, he said: “It is good to remember that time in which the advocates…

Nolde had a complete mastery of the watercolour medium. The head, artificially lit from below, appears to have an independent life of its own as it floats into the top left-hand corner of the paper. While the slash of red across the mouth indicates…

From about 1931 onwards, Laserstein began to adopt a looser, more fluid technique, her brushstrokes more impressionistic. This portrait of Laserstein’s close friend and favourite model Gertrud Rose (Traute Rose) is relaxed and informal. The image of…