Karl Jacob Hirsch

German, 1892 - 1952

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This is a drawing featuring a central figure wrapped in bindings or ropes, surrounded by several other individuals who seem to be observing the figure. The scene is framed within a diamond shape, providing a focused composition. The central figure appears calm, while the surrounding figures display various emotions and reactions. Bold and expressive lines capture emotion and movement, depicting an intense, introspective style. The surrounding figures show a range of facial expressions, possibly indicating curiosity, concern, or awe. The drawing portrays a narrative scene focusing on the interaction between the bound figure and the surrounding individuals.
Karl Jacob Hirsch, Verspottung, 1923, etching and drypoint in black on buff wove paper, Gift of Ruth Cole Kainen, 2012.92.282

Verspottung

Karl Jacob Hirsch · 1923 · etching and drypoint in black on buff wove paper ·  Accession ID  2012.92.282