Käthe Kollwitz "March of the Weavers” As she tends to focus

As she tends to focus on still life she finds textiles and fabrics always make their way into her work

acrylic and collage on found river wood

presenting a hyper-real picture of our context that transcends regionalism while capturing the heart of what it means to be from Saskatchewan

but different light treatments

Käthe Kollwitz "March of the Weavers” As she tends to focusRestrike Etching on Paper 1890s.. Sheet 4 from the cycle A Weavers' Revolt Image size: 8. 5 X 12 inches. Unsigned, printed on heavy, felt finish, cream wove paper, 10. 5 X 14. 7 inch sheet. Published by Alexander von der Becke between 1946 and 1961, with the 2 line "Muenchen 22" blindstamp at lower right corner of the image. Fine condition unframed Provenance: Purchased in Silton Sask. by Russell Yuristy. Kthe Kollwitz, original name Kthe Schmidt