Herbert Klettke (1923-1984), Tied To The Column, 1948
Artist: Herbert Klettke (1923-1984)
Herbert
Klettke (1923-1984), Tied to the Column, 1948. Woodcut on thin laid paper, 21
cm x 13.5 cm (image), 42 cm x 29.5 cm (folio), signed in pencil
"Klettke" at lower right and dated "1948", inscribed
"An die Säule gebunden" at lower left.
- The wide margin with occasional light creases
- The Wounded Time -
Herbert Klettke uses the scene of the scourging to create an allegory of the terrible times that have just passed. Although the scourged man certainly has features that can be identified with Christ - after all, the unholy times have sinned against God - the henchmen look like contemporaries, the brutality written all over the torturer's face as he holds the whip in his fist.
- The wide margin with occasional light creases
- The Wounded Time -
Herbert Klettke uses the scene of the scourging to create an allegory of the terrible times that have just passed. Although the scourged man certainly has features that can be identified with Christ - after all, the unholy times have sinned against God - the henchmen look like contemporaries, the brutality written all over the torturer's face as he holds the whip in his fist.
90 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Length: 30 cm
Height: 42 cm
Reference (ID): 1522632
Availability: In stock
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