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Artworks
Street Fighters
Saul Steinberg
Color woodcut on cream wove paper · 1981
Art Institute of Chicago
Dies Irae
Gerhard Marcks
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1946
Art Institute of Chicago
Herrenvolk
Joseph LeBoit
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1942
Art Institute of Chicago
Herrenvolk
Joseph LeBoit
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1942
Art Institute of Chicago
Herrenvolk
Joseph LeBoit
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1942
Art Institute of Chicago
Herrenvolk
Joseph LeBoit
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1942
Art Institute of Chicago
Hudson Valley
Louis Lozowick
Color woodcut on cream wove paper · 1940
Art Institute of Chicago
Head of a Woman
Gerhard Marcks
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1935
Art Institute of Chicago
Shadow Boxing
John J. A. Murphy
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1924
Art Institute of Chicago
The Eagle
John J. A. Murphy
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1923
Art Institute of Chicago
Men Digging
John J. A. Murphy
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1923
Art Institute of Chicago
Ridicule
Otto Lange
Color woodcut on cream wove paper · 1920
Art Institute of Chicago
Die Dome
Ernst Barlach
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1920
Art Institute of Chicago
Dock Scene
Edward Wadsworth
Woodcut on cream wove paper tipped onto heavy cream card stock · 1918
Art Institute of Chicago
Gelmerode Church
Lyonel Feininger
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1918
Art Institute of Chicago
Baltic Steamer (Ostsee Dampfer)
Lyonel Feininger
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1918
Art Institute of Chicago
Pain
John J. A. Murphy
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1917
Art Institute of Chicago
Lyric Poetry
John J. A. Murphy
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1916
Art Institute of Chicago
Kneeling Woman
Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1914
Art Institute of Chicago
Italian Man
Emil Nolde
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1906
Art Institute of Chicago
Two Figures
Pablo Picasso
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1901
Art Institute of Chicago
La paresse (Laziness)
Félix Vallotton
woodcut on cream wove paper · 1896
National Gallery of Art
Death the Strangler, The First Outbreak of Cholera at a Masked Ball in Paris, 1831
Alfred Rethel
Woodcut on cream wove paper · 1851
Art Institute of Chicago