Kathe Collection

ROBERT NIXON, PROPHET
k.a.'The Cheshire Prophet, from Over Delamere, his successful prophecies include that he will starve to death, which happens by accident ; some say he died 1467 Date: died circa 1620

Kathe Kollwitz (nee Schmidt, 1867-1945). German artist, printmaker, sculptor Date: 1927

Kathe, a Town in the Ruby Mine District, Burmah (engraving)
1591451 Kathe, a Town in the Ruby Mine District, Burmah (engraving) by Paget, Walter (1863-1935); Private Collection; (add.info.: Kathe, a Town in the Ruby Mine District, Burmah)

Kathe von Nagy, c1928. Creator: Unknown
Ka the von Nagy, c1928. Portrait of Austro-Hungarian actress Ka the von Nagy (1904-1973). From " Die Welt in Bildern", (The World in Pictures), cigarette card album, c1928

Medallists from the womens platform diving event, Berlin Olympics, 1936. Gold and silver were won by Dorothy Poynton Hill and Velma Dunn of the USA, with Kathe Kohler of Germany winning bronze

MARY AND ELIZABETH, 1928. Woodcut by Kathe Kollwitz. EDITORIAL USE ONLY
MARY AND ELIZABETH, 1928. Woodcut by Kthe Kollwitz. EDITORIAL USE ONLY

GERMANY: RIOT, 1844. Dismissed Silesian weavers attack the home of a mill owner in 1844. Etching, 1897, by Kathe Kollwitz

GERMANY: WEAVERS, 1844. March of the Weavers. Dismissed Silesian weavers march on the homes of the mill owners in 1844. Etching, 1897, by Kathe Kollwitz

Kathe von Nagy (1904-1973) - Hungarian actress. Date: circa 1928

Kathe Teuwen as Aida in a production at the Stadttheater Duisburg in 1927

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"Kathe: A Journey through Art, History, and Inspiration" Step into the world of Kathe, a name that holds multiple meanings and connections. From the enigmatic Robert Nixon, known as the Prophet Kathe, to the renowned artist Kathe Kollwitz and even a town in Burmah named after her - this caption explores the diverse facets of this intriguing name. Delve into artistry with Kathe Kollwitz's woodcut masterpiece "Mary and Elizabeth, " depicting an emotional bond between two women. Witness her talent unfold further with medallists from the women's platform diving event at the Berlin Olympics in 1936. Travel across continents with Otto Schmalz as he captures stunning sketches from Italy, including Amiens. Marvel at Max Liebermann's portrayal of his daughter KaÔé¼the engrossed in reading while seated comfortably. But there is more to Kathe than just art. Discover a town named after her in Burmah's Ruby Mine District - an enchanting place shrouded in mystery and allure. Uncover religious landmarks like Nikolaikirche, Frauenkirche, Redeemer Church in Copenhagen, or delve into historical cathedrals such as Troyes or Kalmar. These architectural marvels stand tall as testaments to human creativity throughout centuries. Intriguingly enough, amidst all these references lies a connection waiting to be unraveled - what ties them together? What does it mean to be called "Kathe"? Perhaps it symbolizes resilience or artistic brilliance; maybe it represents a shared passion for exploration and expression. Whatever its significance may be for you personally, let your imagination roam free within this captivating world where names intertwine with history and creativity knows no bounds.