Inspired by Kollwitz’s powerful series of prints The Weavers’ Revolt and Peasants’ War, this series of large-scale ink on Tyvek drawings depicts the struggles of the working class against poverty, oppression and war in our day as she did in hers.
“If my works continue to make such an impression, even after decades,
then I will have achieved a great deal.”
Kathe Kollwitz German artist and printmaker, 1867-1945
Black Anna (Charge*), ink on Tyvek, 60 x 56 in, 2026
When in the Course of Human Events (Storming the Gate*), ink and charcoal on Tyvek, 104 x 60 in, 2026
Off with their Heads (The Carmagnole*), 2025, Ink on Tyvek, 103 x 59 in (2 panels)
Nothing to Lose but Chains (Prisoners*), ink on Tyvek, 65 x 29 in, 2025
March of the Workers (March of the Weavers*), ink and charcoal on Tyvek, 65 in x 29 in, 2024
Lady Liberty (Uprising*), ink and charcoal on Tyvek, 49 in x 29 in, 2024
(* Name of Kollwitz’s print)
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