Fritz Eichenberg
24 October 1901 – 30 November 1990
Fritz Eichenberg (October 24, 1901 – November 30, 1990) was a German-American illustrator and arts educator who worked primarily in wood engraving. His best-known works were concerned with religion, social justice and nonviolence.
Books
- Witness to our century
- Fritz Eichenberg
- Sticks across the chimney
- The art of the print
- Art and faith
- Fritz Eichenberg: A Portfolio of Prints
- Artist, book, image
- Autobiography of a Catholic anarchist
- Dance of death
- Artist's proof
- Pigs & eagles
- Six decades of prints
- Works of mercy
- Dancing in the Moon
- ג׳יין אייר
- Puss in boots
- Artist's proof
- Art and faith
- Dick Whittington and his cat
- The art of the print: masterpieces, history, techniques
- Endangered species, and other fables with a twist
- Fritz Eichenberg, the artist and the book
- Tales of Edgar Allan Poe,
- Triple plate
- Adlib
- Artist's proof
- Rebecca's Daughters
- Nantucket woodcuts
- Works of mercy
- The wood and the graver
- Artist on the witness stand
- Dance of death
- Dance of Death Portfolio
- Eight prints from the drawings appearing in "The Catholic worker"
- In praise of folly (Encomium moriae) [by] Desiderius Erasmus
- Poor troll
- The wood and the graver
- Fritz Eichenberg
- Lithography and silkscreen
- Ape in a cape
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