The LehmbruckMuseum in the 60s. Credit: Bernd Kirtz
Grace kneels in Duisburg, forged in 1911 in a Parisian studio. For its creator Wilhelm Lehmbruck, the Kneeling Woman becomes a completely personal mark of creation. Affecting the art of the modern era like an impulse, with its graceful yet peculiar pose and a gesture that until that time was unique the piece has exercised an immense influence on sculpture and painting in the past hundred years. MORE