Considering Murder (Auf Mord Bedacht) by Ernst Barlach

Dark lithograph of a hunched, gaunt figure seated on a mound against a densely hatched black background.

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Considering Murder (Auf Mord Bedacht), Ernst Barlach (1912). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Ernst Barlach died in 1938; this work is in the public domain.

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Ernst Barlach's 1912 print Considering Murder (Auf Mord Bedacht) shows a gaunt, hunched figure seated on a mound, with a pale head and limbs emerging from a field of dense horizontal hatching. The dark, scratchy background contrasts with the lit body, creating a brooding, introspective mood typical of the artist's graphic work.

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1912

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