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Maurice Dumont
Pan 1, no. 1-2 (1895-1896)1895-1896

Not on view
Print with dense crosshatching showing an elderly woman in a white cap and apron, seated and preparing vegetables with a knife, a basket of leeks at her feet
Black and white print with dense figural illustrations framing two stanzas of German verse titled "Das Trinklied." Muscular nude and semi-clothed figures, including a wreathed male and reclining female, fill an arched upper vignette with swirling clouds. Flanking side panels depict additional figures in contorted poses, one elderly man seated in contemplation at right, a woman with head thrown back at lower left. Fine crosshatched linework throughout.
Black and white print depicting a dark silhouetted figure in billowing clothing, holding a staff, surrounded by swirling smoke-like forms with nude figures emerging from the turbulence; a skull appears at the bottom center, and a framed text block in German script occupies the upper right.
Woodcut portrait in stark black and white, bust-length figure with chin resting on raised hand, eyes downcast, long dark hair, wearing a dark coat with cravat. Bold contrast with fine incised lines in the background. Text below reads "A. SCHUMANN . FV" with printer's imprint "C. GRUMBACH, LEIPZIG."
Etching of a crowd of figures seated at outdoor tables beneath large trees, with a low building in the background; dense cross-hatched linework creates dramatic contrast between deep shadow and patches of bright light.
Black and white line drawing of a standing woman in a long gown with long hair, holding a flower in one outstretched hand and a basket at her side, surrounded by slender birch trees and small flowering plants along the ground.
Ink or etching landscape with loose, gestural linework; wide, flat plain stretches to a cluster of trees and low buildings at center, with distant mountains on the horizon and figures in the middle ground; signature at lower right.
Etching portrait of a figure in three-quarter view, heavily wrapped in a dark fur-trimmed cloak, face partially lit against a white ground, rendered with dense cross-hatching and energetic scratched lines.
Black and white engraving with fine crosshatching; a towering winged figure holding a blank canvas stands atop a pedestal inscribed 'DEM GROSSEN,' surrounded by small crouching figures below; at right, a column of German text headed 'DER RIESE / FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE.'
Black and white print depicting a steep snow-covered mountain ridge viewed from below, with a dark-clad figure roped to a vertical ice face at upper left; snowshoe prints and reversed text visible in the snow on the slope.
Black and white wood engraving of a man in shirtsleeves and suspenders, seated outdoors beneath trees, playing a violin with head bowed, rendered with fine cross-hatched lines.
Black and white print of a standing nude female figure adorned with a garland of flowers, holding a hand mirror, set among birch trees and foliage, enclosed in a decorative border with repeated floral and leaf motifs.
Artist or Maker
Maurice Dumont
France, 1869-1899
Artist or Maker
Hans Thoma
Germany, also active Austria, 1839-1924
Artist or Maker
Max Liebermann
Germany, also active France and Netherlands, 1847-1935
Artist or Maker
Otto Eckmann
Artist or Maker
Félix Edouard Vallotton
Artist or Maker
Sion Longley Wenban
Artist or Maker
Anders Leonard Zorn
Artist or Maker
Max Klinger
Artist or Maker
Ernst Moritz Geyger
Artist or Maker
Georg Lührig
Artist or Maker
Félicien Victor Joseph Rops
Title
Pan 1, no. 1-2 (1895-1896)
Place Made
Germany
Date Made
1895-1896
Medium
Printed material with six etchings, three lithographs, one glyptograph, and two woodcuts on wove paper
Credit Line
The Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies, purchased with funds provided by Anna Bing Arnold, Museum Associates Acquisition Fund, and deaccession funds
Accession Number
83.1.1350a-l
Classification
Periodicals
Collecting Area
Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies
Selected Bibliography

  • Davis, Bruce. German Expressionist Prints and Drawings: The Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies. Los Angeles, CA: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1989; Munich, Germany: Prestel, 1989.