Nineteenth Century German Print and Drawings

Exhibition

Exhibition Overview

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Nineteenth Century German Print and Drawings
Carmen Doering, curator
North Balcony, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

Works from the permanent collection represented the intellectual influenes, the spirit of artistic revivalism, and the particular character of the period in Germany.

Works of art

Theodor Mintrop (1814–1870), Allegory of Spring
Theodor Mintrop (1814–1870), Allegory of Spring
Theodor Mintrop
Allegory of Spring
1851
Alfred Rethel (1816–1859), Der Tod als Erwurger - Erster Auftritt der Cholera auf einem Maskenball in Paris 1831 (Death the Strangler - The first outbreak of cholera at a masked ball in Paris 1831)
Alfred Rethel (1816–1859), Der Tod als Erwurger - Erster Auftritt der Cholera auf einem Maskenball in Paris 1831 (Death the Strangler - The first outbreak of cholera at a masked ball in Paris 1831)
Alfred Rethel
Der Tod als Erwurger - Erster Auftritt der Cholera auf einem Maskenball in Paris 1831 (Death the Strangler - The first outbreak of cholera at a masked ball in Paris 1831)
1851
Hans Holbein the younger (1497–1543); Hans Lützelburger (active circa 1516–1526), Death and the Knight, from the Dance of Death
Hans Holbein the younger (1497–1543); Hans Lützelburger (active circa 1516–1526), Death and the Knight, from the Dance of Death
Hans Holbein the younger , Hans Lützelburger
Death and the Knight, from the Dance of Death
before 1538
Johann Friedrich Overbeck (1789–1869), The Prophet Elijah Casting his Mantle over Elisha as He Plows His Field
Johann Friedrich Overbeck (1789–1869), The Prophet Elijah Casting his Mantle over Elisha as He Plows His Field
Johann Friedrich Overbeck
The Prophet Elijah Casting his Mantle over Elisha as He Plows His Field
1835