Thursday, December 17, 2015

Wilhelm Schulz

Wilhelm Schulz - The French Moloch, 1921The French Moloch, 1921

Wilhelm Schulz - Drawing for the poem " On a lost Segelschulschiff ", 1938Drawing for the poem " On a lost Segelschulschiff ", 1938

Wilhelm Schulz - The Spider In The Forest, 1899The Spider In The Forest, 1899

Wilhelm Schulz - Drawing for the poem " The Old Town ", 1908Drawing for the poem " The Old Town ", 1908
 Wilhelm Schulz - The Fight Against The Trusts, 1911The Fight Against The Trusts, 1911

Wilhelm Schulz - Ferrer, 1909Ferrer, 1909
 Wilhelm Schulz - In The Forest, 1902In The Forest, 1902

Wilhelm Schulz - The Long Fingers, 1922The Long Fingers, 1922
 Wilhelm Schulz - The Animal Crew, 1924The Animal Crew, 1924
 Wilhelm Schulz -The Devil And His Textbook, 1944The Devil And His Textbook, 1944

Wilhelm Schulz -  The Misery, 1908The Misery, 1908

Wilhelm Schulz - Drawing for the poem " The Dragon ", 1906Drawing for the poem " The Dragon ", 1906
 Wilhelm Schulz - Drawing for the poem " The Hero ", 1910Drawing for the poem " The Hero ", 1910
 Wilhelm Schulz - Drawing for the poem " The Enemy Within ", 1916Drawing for the poem " The Enemy Within ", 1916
 Wilhelm Schulz - The Russian Dragon, 1907The Russian Dragon, 1907


All artworks originally published in the German political publication Simplicissimus.

A full selection of Wilhelm Schulz's artwork published in Simplicissimus can be viewed here.

"Caricaturist and painter Wilhelm Schulz was part of the Berliner Secession art movement (Lithographische Anstalt Berlin). He was born in Luneburg and educated in Berlin, Hamburg, Karlsruhe and Munich. He was a contributor to magazines like Jugend (since 1897) and Simplicissimus, for which he made among others political caricatures. He died in Munich in 1952." - quote source

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

"Segelschulschiff" would just be "training ship" or "school ship" in English. If you break it down into the constituent words it's "sailing school ship"