Ernst Barlach: ›The Dead Day‹
Image Series of 27 Lithographies on E. Barlach's Drama ›The Dead Day‹- In 1910, influenced by his fights with Rosa Schwab about who would have the custody of their son Nikolaus, Ernst Barlach wrote the drama The Dead Day. The play, which takes place in mythical times, deals with the liberation of the son from the control of his mother and served as the basis for this extensive series made two years after the play was written. In it there are depictions which are clearly related to its literary model but also those that Barlach added.
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- Exh_Title_S: Ernst Barlach: ›The Dead Day‹
Image Series of 27 Lithographies on E. Barlach's Drama ›The Dead Day‹ - Exh_Id: 540
- Exh_Comment_S (Verantw): Department of Prints and Drawings
- Exh_SpareNField01_N (Verantw ID): 186
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Barlach, Ernst
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Stehende Frau auf halber Kellertreppe, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Träumender Jüngling, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Das Paar im Gespräch, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Der Seufzerstein, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Die Wiege, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Die Puppe, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Hohe Unterweisung, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Der Verletzte, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Der Alb, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Verzweifelter Alb, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Kniende Mutter am Bette des schlafenden Sohns, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Auf Mord bedacht, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Die Mörderin, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Besenbein auf dem toten Rosse Herzhorn, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Der Blutflecken I, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Der Blutflecken II, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Die Frau am Herde, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Mit fremder Schuld beladen, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Die Schuldbewusste, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Das Unsichtbare I, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Das Unsichtbare II, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Der Rufende, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Ruf im Nebel, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Erscheinung im Nebel, 1912
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Barlach, Ernst
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Aufbruch und Abwehr, 1912