Ernst Barlach The Dead Day (Der tote Tag) 1912 (prints executed 1910-11)
- Author
- Ernst Barlach
- Medium
- Portfolio of twenty-six lithographs (incomplete; complete portfolio comprises 27 lithographs)
- Dimensions
- composition (see child records): dimensions vary; sheet: 20 1/16 x 26 3/16" (51 x 66.5 cm); overall: 20 9/16 x 26 5/8 x 13/16" (52.3 x 67.7 x 2 cm)
- Publisher
- Pan-Presse (Verlag Paul Cassirer)
- Edition
- 210 (including 60 signed on Japan paper and 150 on Van Gelder Zonen- "Bütten" [this ex.])
- Credit
- Transferred from The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
- Object number
- 563.1949.1-26
- Type
- Portfolio
- Department
- Drawings and Prints
- There are 26 works in this portfolio online.
- Ernst Barlach has 102 works online.
- There are 26,044 prints online.
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Feldman; sold to the Museum of Modern Art Library, New York, c. 1935; transferred from the Library to the Print Department, 1949
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