Barlach Collection
Ernst Barlach, a renowned German sculptor and artist, left an indelible mark on the art world with his thought-provoking works
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Ernst Barlach, a renowned German sculptor and artist, left an indelible mark on the art world with his thought-provoking works. One of his notable sculptures is "The Singing Man" (Der Singende Mann), created in 1928. Crafted from bronze with a golden brown patina, this piece captures the essence of music and expression. In another sculpture titled "The Reunion" (Das Wiedersehen) from 1926, Barlach explores themes of connection and togetherness. The bronze sculpture features a dark brown patina that adds depth to the emotional narrative it portrays. Barlach's empathy for society's marginalized is evident in his work "Beggar Woman with a Child" (Bettlerin mit Kind). This poignant sculpture depicts a blind beggar woman holding her child close, highlighting their vulnerability and struggle. "The Refugee" (Der Fluchtling), created in 1920, showcases Barlach's ability to capture human emotions through art. The bronze sculpture with its brown patina tells the story of displacement and longing for home during times of war. "The Lonely" (Der Einsame), crafted in 1911, reflects Barlach's exploration of solitude and introspection. With its brown patina finish, this bronze sculpture evokes feelings of isolation while inviting viewers to contemplate their own inner worlds. Beyond sculptures, it also excelled as an illustrator. His pen-and-ink drawing titled "Man Kneeling, " executed in 1916 using brown ink with gray washes, exemplifies his mastery over capturing human form and emotion. In his woodcut series "The Cathedrals, " completed in 1920, Barlach delves into religious symbolism intertwined with architectural grandeur. These intricate prints showcase his skillful use of lines to create texture and depth within each composition.