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Raoul Hausmann
Das neue Pathos 1, no. 1-5/6 (1913)1913

Not on view
Expressionist print with dense black hatching, showing a crowd of contorted nude figures with a central figure reaching upward, buildings and mountains suggested in the distance
Intaglio print with energetic, scratchy linework depicting two figures in close proximity — a nude woman in the foreground with downcast head and a robed figure looming behind, set against a background of radiating hatched lines.
Print with circular vignette containing a nude figure entwined by a large serpent, flanked by two crouching figures, rendered in loose expressive line work. Below, blackletter text reads "Ex Officina Serpentis / 3. Juni 1913."
Intaglio print with energetic, sketchy linework depicting a reclining nude figure in the foreground and a crouching animal-like figure in the upper left, set among diagonal strokes suggesting trees or foliage.
Lithograph landscape with loose, sketchy strokes depicting a rocky coastal or hillside scene. A solitary standing figure at left; a group of three figures, one seated on the ground, at right. Dark rocky formations in the background.
Lithograph with loose, gestural black marks depicting sailboats on water in the upper half and a reclining figure in the lower half, set against a white ground with expressive, rapidly drawn lines.
Woodcut print in stark black and white with bold, angular gouged lines; a rocky or architectural landscape dominates the upper two-thirds, with several small standing and seated figures gathered at the lower left beneath a monumental overhang.
Woodcut print in black and white; two nude figures embrace in the foreground, seen from behind, surrounded by swirling organic forms; a third standing figure appears in the upper right against a densely carved background; bold, expressive line work with strong contrast. Text below reads in German script: "Walther Bötticher / Originalholzschnitt."
Charcoal or crayon sketch of a busy street scene, with a crowd of figures on foot surrounding a horse-drawn carriage or vehicle in the center, flanked by trees and architectural elements, rendered in loose, vigorous strokes.
Woodcut print in black and white, two seated figures in the foreground with angular, heavily carved forms; a bearded figure gestures toward a second figure with open mouth, while a standing figure and radiating sun appear in the background. German text in Gothic script below reads 'Erich Heckel / Originalholzschnitt.'
Etching of a gaunt, semi-clothed male figure with arms raised, surrounded by jagged, fragmented forms suggesting flames or urban architecture, rendered in expressive, agitated line work.
Linocut print in stark black and white depicting a close-up face of an aged figure with deeply furrowed features, surrounded by vertical flowing lines suggesting drapery or foliage; bold, expressive cutting technique with additional figures faintly visible in the upper background.
Woodcut print in black and white with bold, angular marks; a crouching nude figure in the foreground beneath a standing grotesque figure with an open mouth, framed by stylized foliage; text along the bottom border reads 'HELENE NEVELING' in block letters
Original lithograph in black and white, loose gestural marks depicting an industrial scene with a steam-powered machine at center, several figures working among angled timber or debris in the foreground, trees and a low structure in the background.

Jakob Steinhardt, The prophet, 1912, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies, Gift of Robert Gore Rifkind, photo © Museum Associates/LACMA

Artist or Maker
Raoul Hausmann
Artist or Maker
Felix Meseck
Artist or Maker
Karl Friedrich Krebs
Artist or Maker
Jakob Steinhardt
Artist or Maker
Waldemar Rösler
Artist or Maker
Walther Bötticher
Artist or Maker
Erich Heckel
Title
Das neue Pathos 1, no. 1-5/6 (1913)
Place Made
Germany
Date Made
1913
Medium
Printed material with four woodcuts, five etchings, two drypoints, four lithographs and one linocut on various papers
Credit Line
The Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies, Gift of Robert Gore Rifkind
Accession Number
AC1992.165.140.1-.16
Classification
Periodicals
Collecting Area
Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies
Copyright
© Courtesy of Josefa Bar-On Steinhardt