German Army Soldier.
He was the son of noted artist Kathe Kollwitz. From 1924 to 1932 she worked on a granite monument for her son, which depicted her husband and herself as grieving parents. The monument, named "The Parents", was later erected by his grave at Vladslo, the German military cemetery in Flanders. (see photos)
He was the son of noted artist Kathe Kollwitz. From 1924 to 1932 she worked on a granite monument for her son, which depicted her husband and herself as grieving parents. The monument, named "The Parents", was later erected by his grave at Vladslo, the German military cemetery in Flanders. (see photos)
German Army Soldier.
He was the son of noted artist Kathe Kollwitz. From 1924 to 1932 she worked on a granite monument for her son, which depicted her husband and herself as grieving parents. The monument, named "The Parents", was later erected by his grave at Vladslo, the German military cemetery in Flanders. (see photos)
He was the son of noted artist Kathe Kollwitz. From 1924 to 1932 she worked on a granite monument for her son, which depicted her husband and herself as grieving parents. The monument, named "The Parents", was later erected by his grave at Vladslo, the German military cemetery in Flanders. (see photos)
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