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Abstrakte Sitzfigur (Abstract Seated Figure)

Willi Baumeister

ca.1921

Ensemble, MELITTA BAUMEISTER American, synthetic, American — Ensemble
MELITTA BAUMEISTER
Melitta Baumeister
fall/winter 2021–2022

MELITTA BAUMEISTER

Melitta Baumeister

fall 2021

MELITTA BAUMEISTER

Melitta Baumeister

fall/winter 2022-23

Der Fotograf, Willi Ruge German, Gelatin silver print — Der Fotograf
Willi Ruge
1931

Trousers, Willi Smith American, Synthetic, American — Trousers
Willi Smith
ca. 1967

Dress, Willi Smith American, Cotton, American — Dress
Willi Smith
Digits Inc.
ca. 1975

Dress, Willi Smith American, silk, American — Dress
Willi Smith
Williwear
1980s

Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung, vol. 9, no. 6, 1930, John Heartfield German, Photomechanical print — Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung, vol. 9, no. 6, 1930
John Heartfield
Willi Münzenberg
1930

Veit Stoss; Nachbildungen seiner Kupferstiche (Graphische Gesellschaft, Veröffentlichung XVII)

Multiple artists/makers

1913

Willi Geiger

E. A. Seemann

1920

Willi Geiger – Exlibrisradierungen (Ex libris etchings)

Multiple artists/makers

1908

Bather (Badende)

Multiple artists/makers

1918–20

Willi Geiger – Exlibrisradierungen (Ex libris etchings), Band 2

Willi Geiger

March 1911

Ex libris for Heinrich Wetteroth

Willi Geiger

1908

Willi Geiger – Exlibrisradierungen (Ex libris etchings), Band 2

Willi Geiger

1911

Willi Titze

Die Rote Erde

1919

Willi Titze

Die Rote Erde

1919

Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung, John Heartfield German, Rotogravures — Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung
Multiple artists/makers
1930s

Der Sinn von Genf. wo das Kapital lebt, kann der Frieden nicht leben!, John Heartfield German, Photomechanical print — Der Sinn von Genf. wo das Kapital lebt, kann der Frieden nicht leben!
Multiple artists/makers
1932

Berlin Fallschirmspringer from I Photograph Myself During a Parachute Jump, Willi Ruge German, Gelatin silver print — Berlin Fallschirmspringer from I Photograph Myself During a Parachute Jump
Willi Ruge
1931

6 Millonen Naziwöhler: futter für ein grosses Maul. "Und den Fisch hap'ich gewöhlt!" Mit Gott für Hitler und Kapital

Multiple artists/makers

1930

Sonnenfinsternis am "Befreiten" Rhein. Hindenburg: "Brav pariert, lieber Braun!"

Multiple artists/makers

1930

Das tote Parlament. Das blieb vom Jahre 1848 Übrig! So sieht der Reichstag aus, der am 13. Oktober eröfnet wird

Multiple artists/makers

1930

Zweiter Privatdruck...Phantasien über die Afführungen des Jahres 1918 /1919

Multiple artists/makers

1918–19

Shine, Willie Cole American, Shoes, steel wire, monofilament line, washers, and screws — Shine
Willie Cole
2007

Tankard, John Will American, Pewter, American — Tankard
John Will
1752–74

Tankard, John Will American, Pewter, American — Tankard
John Will
1752–74

Tankard, Henry Will American, Pewter, American — Tankard
Henry Will
1761–93

Tankard, Henry Will American, Pewter, American — Tankard
Henry Will
1761–93

Tankard, John Will American, Pewter, American — Tankard
John Will
1752–74

Teapot, William Will American, Pewter, wood, American — Teapot
William Will
1764–98

Teapot, William Will American, Pewter, teak, American — Teapot
William Will
1764–98

Covered Sugar Bowl, Henry Will American, Pewter — Covered Sugar Bowl
Henry Will
ca. 1735–1802

Dish, John Will American, Pewter, American — Dish
John Will
ca. 1752–63

Dish, William Will American, Pewter, American — Dish
William Will
1764–98

Mug, Henry Will American, Pewter, American — Mug
Henry Will
1761–93

Mug, Henry Will American, Pewter, American — Mug
Henry Will
1761–93

Mug, Henry Will American, Pewter, American — Mug
Henry Will
1761–93

Mug, William Will American, Pewter, American — Mug
William Will
1764–98