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Death and the Woman, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Drypoint
Death and the Woman
Edvard Munch
Printer Otto Felsing
1894–95
The Kiss, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Etching, drypoint, open bite and burnishing, printed in brown ink
The Kiss
Edvard Munch
Printer Otto Felsing
1895
Andreas Schwarz, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Drypoint; first state of two (Woll)
Andreas Schwarz
Edvard Munch
Printer Otto Felsing
1906
The Sick Girl, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Etching with drypoint in brownish black ink
The Sick Girl
Edvard Munch
Printer Otto Felsing
1896
Night Café, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Etching in brownish black ink
Night Café
Edvard Munch
Printer Otto Felsing
1901
Cruelty, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Drypoint in brownish black ink
Cruelty
Edvard Munch
Printer Otto Felsing
1905
Tête-á-Tête, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Drypoint with etching and burnishing; second state of three (Woll)
Tête-á-Tête
Edvard Munch
Printer Otto Felsing
1894
To the Spring (An den Frühling), Heinrich Vogeler German, Ten etchings in portfolio with woodcut title and printed boards
To the Spring (An den Frühling)
Multiple artists/makers
1899
Half-length portrait of Sophie or Apollonia Helena Potocka as a young girl, Robert Reyher German, Engraving
Half-length portrait of Sophie or Apollonia Helena Potocka as a young girl
Multiple artists/makers
1872
Der Krieg (The War), Otto Dix German, Set of fifty-one prints; etching, drypoint, and aquatint
On loan to The Met
Der Krieg (The War)
Otto Dix
Printer Otto Felsing
Publisher Karl Nierendorf
1924 (prints executed 1923-1924)

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