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Wassily Kandinsky
Ganymed-Portfolio III1924

Not on view
Lithograph portrait of an older man with thick dark hair and heavy brows, head and shoulders, rendered in dense black marks on white paper with a loose, gestural quality
Pen and ink drawing of a river scene; a boat with three seated figures and a standing pole-man crosses the water, a building with windows at left, beached boats in the foreground, and a standing figure on the far bank amid trees; monogram 'AS' at lower right.
Lithograph of a rural village scene in soft gray tones, with several figures gathered near a two-story house, a horse being led in the middle ground, a child and dog in the foreground, and trees framing the composition.
Drypoint portrait of a man's face in three-quarter view, rendered with bold expressive lines and cross-hatching; exaggerated features including heavy brows and a prominent nose, with a pencil signature in the lower right.
Etching of an outdoor market or encampment scene, with figures in uniform moving among canvas-covered stalls and bare trees, rendered in light, sketchy lines; a seated figure occupies the right foreground.
Etching of a reclining nude figure viewed from the feet upward, rendered with dense crosshatching that creates tonal depth against a light ground, with a handwritten signature at lower right.
Etching in a wide horizontal format depicting a hunt scene: two riders on horseback at right pursue deer through an open landscape with sparse trees and distant ruins, rendered in fine cross-hatched lines.
Woodcut print in black, white, and red-orange of a seated figure in three-quarter view, rendered with angular, fragmented lines and bold contrasting blocks of color.
Woodcut print in black and white, abstract composition with dynamic diagonal lines, jagged forms, small geometric fragments, and two bold circles scattered across a white ground, with rough-edged tool marks characteristic of woodcut technique.
Two-color lithograph in red and black of a young woman with long hair, holding a small animal against her chest, rendered in loose expressive marks against a sketchy dark background.
Black and white woodcut or linocut print of a rain-swept urban street scene; figures in long coats and hats struggle with umbrellas against strong wind, with a dark silhouetted figure striding in the middle distance, a horse-drawn cart at right, and buildings receding along a wet sidewalk; rendered with dense cross-hatching and high contrast.
Wood engraving depicting a crowded boat of robed figures crossing swirling dark waters toward an architectural structure with towers and arched facades at right, with fine cross-hatched lines and dramatic contrast between black and white tones.

Lovis Corinth, Alice Berend, 1923, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies, photo © Museum Associates/LACMA

Artist or Maker
Wassily Kandinsky
Russia, also active Germany and France, 1866–1944
Artist or Maker
Adolf Ferdinand Schinnerer
Artist or Maker
Otto Nückel
Artist or Maker
Erich Heckel
Artist or Maker
Wilhelm Trübner
Artist or Maker
Franz Hecht
Artist or Maker
Lovis Corinth
Artist or Maker
Karl Caspar
Artist or Maker
Max Beckmann
Artist or Maker
Felix Meseck
Artist or Maker
Rudolf Grossmann
Title
Ganymed-Portfolio III
Place Made
Germany, Munich
Date Made
1924
Medium
Three lithographs, two etchings, three woodcuts, three drypoints and one metal cut on wove and laid papers
Dimensions
See individual objects
Credit Line
The Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies
Accession Number
M.82.288.379a-n
Classification
Prints
Collecting Area
Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies
Copyright
© Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris