K(?)the Kollwitz's Unique Female Perspective

Kathe·Kollwitz, one of the most important painters in Germany modern art painting, creates her works from her background and life experiences, which reflect the majority of the proletariats. From a general survey of Kathe·Kollwitz' works of art, there is a vague line running through them, her unique female perspective. This remarkable side is different from other female artists.Based on four chapters, the author of this paper tries to analyze Kath' Kollwitz's unique female perspective. The First Chapter is to introduce Kath·Kollwitz's life background and artistic origins, in which life background includes both historical and artistic background. The Second Chapter describes the Kathe·Kollwitz's unique female perspective. The first section is a description of emotions between Kathe·Kollwitz and the working class, which is the underlying cause for her unique female perspective. The second section explores her works of art to highlight her unique female perspective.With the comparison and illustration methods, the Third Chapter compares her views with that of the contemporary artists to have a comprehensive understanding of her unique female perspective.The Fourth chapter presents an analysis of Kathe·Kollwitz's impact on the painting, discussing her art influence. In modern times, Kathe·Kollwitz's works of art and the enlightenment those bring to us should be looked at dialectically.Kathe·Kollwitz's unique female perspective offers us a good example. Lots of enlightenment can be gained through the study on Kathe·Kollwitz's unique female perspective. Firstly, her unique female perspective is inseparable from the background. The specific historical background plays a leading role in the formation of the artist's ideas. As far as every artist today is concerned, he or she should be concerned about life and times, looking for and finding out the arts to meet the requirements of the times from life. Secondly, artists should be ar in mind the principle of serving the people, making their works of art to play the role of entertaining and cultivating temperament.