Worlds Tragedy (A)

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Worlds Tragedy (A)

Datecirca 1920

ClassificationsPrint

MediumColor woodcut

DimensionsObject: 10 15/16 × 8 3/4 in. (27.8 × 22.3 cm) Sheet: 11 7/16 × 9 7/16 in. (29 × 23.9 cm)

Credit LineMuseum purchase

Object number1991.072

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Worlds Tragedy (B)

Worlds Tragedy (B)

Gergely

circa 1920

Kleine Welten VII [Small Worlds VII]

Kleine Welten VII [Small Worlds VII]

Wassily Kandinsky

1922

"If they overhaul the world's monetary system, what happens to my eighty-two dollars and fifty seven cents?"

"If they overhaul the world's monetary system, what happens to my eighty-two dollars and fifty seven cents?"

Alan Dunn

1972

[San Francisco World's Fair]

[San Francisco World's Fair]

Dong Kingman

1940

San Francisco World's Fair

San Francisco World's Fair

Dong Kingman

1939

Image Not Available

A. Mark Datz

1943

Haudenosaunee Man/Two Worlds

Haudenosaunee Man/Two Worlds

Brandon Lazore

2020

Tragedies of War, The Invalid Army

Tragedies of War, The Invalid Army

Benjamin Kopman

1938

"And the tragedy of it is that he couldn't have lived to see the family move to New York."

"And the tragedy of it is that he couldn't have lived to see the family move to New York."

Alan Dunn

1930

(25) book cover design, Phyllis Bentley, A Modern Tragedy; [image of a gold robot]

(25) book cover design, Phyllis Bentley, A Modern Tragedy; [image of a gold robot]

Boris Artzybasheff

no date

The Enigmatic's World

The Enigmatic's World

Seong Moy

1948

3. The Changing World. How hard living is! —/ Remember, brothers,/ That, before, hands were pure,/ Now, there are hands only.

3. The Changing World. How hard living is! —/ Remember, brothers,/ That, before, hands were pure,/ Now, there are hands only.

José Guadalupe Posada

1947

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