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Kollwitz
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Koll·witz  (klwts, kôlvts), Käthe or Kaethe 1867-1945.
German artist whose sculptures and prints, including The Living to the Dead (1919), express her abhorrence of war and poverty.
Kollwitz (German) [ˈkɔlvɪts]
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(Biographies / Kollwitz, Käthe (1867-1945) F, German, ARTS AND CRAFTS: lithographer, ARTS AND CRAFTS: sculptor) Käthe (ˈkɛːtə). 1867-1945, German lithographer and sculptress
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