Erich Heckel; First Exhibition of Contemporary German Art; 1920; woodcut; 63.6 x 45.2 cm

Emil Nolde; Evening Landscape, N. Friesland; watercolor; 33.3 x 47.1 cm

Erich Heckel; Stralsund; 1913; woodcut

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Street, Dresden; 1908 (reworked in 1919, dated on painting 1907); oil on canvas; 150.5 x 200.4 cm; The Museum of Modern Art

Max Pechstein; Fisherman; 1922; woodcut; 40 x 29.7 cm

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Nudes in the Sun; 1910; oil on canvas

Erich Heckel; Brother and Sister; woodcut; 20th century; Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Seated Woman; 1910-20; oil on canvas; The Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Erich Heckel; Brücke; woodcut; 1910

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Five Bathers at the Lake; 1911; oil on canvas; 151 x 197 cm

Emil Nolde; Man, Fish and Woman; 1912; oil on canvas; 71.5 x 57.5 cm; Stiftung Seebüll Ada und Emil Nolde

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Portrait of Ludwig Schames; 1917; The Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Max Pechstein; Dialogue; 1920; woodcut

Emil Nolde; Sunflowers & Zinnias; watercolor; 34 x 45.5 cm

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Schlemihl in the Loneliness of His Room; 1915; color woodcut on paper; 33.5 x 23.7 cm

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Franzi in a Carved Chair; 1908-9; Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Brandenburg Gate, Berlin; 1915; oil on canvas; 20 x 27.5 in.

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Five Woman in the Street; 1913; oil on canvas

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Self Portrait with Model; 1907; 150.5 x 100 cm; Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Sailboats at Fehmarn; 1914; woodcut with black wash additions; Saint Louis Art Museum

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Couple in Room, Nude Man with Woman; 1915-6; lithograph; The Cleveland Museum of Art

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Sam and Milly in Kirchner’s Dresden Studio; c.1910

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Swiss Peasant; 1917; woodcut

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Female Dancer with Necklace; 1910; wood

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Head of a Woman, Head of Erna; 1913; wood

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Title Page of Chronik der Brücke; 1913; woodcut

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Bathers Tossing Roads; 1910; color woodcut; 20 x 29 cm;

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Mental Patients at Dinner; 1916; woodcut

Emil Nolde; Dance Around the Golden Calf; Neue Pinakothek (München, Germany)

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Head of Otto Müller; 1913

Emil Nolde; Before Sunrise; 1894

Emil Nolde; Mill; watercolor; 30.5 x 45.7 cm

Emil Nolde; Agitated Sea; watercolor; 34 x 45.4 cm

Erich Heckel; Portrait of a Man; 1919; colored woodcut; Museum at Ostwall, Dortmund, Germany

Emil Nolde; Masks; 1911; oil on canvas; 29 x 31 in.

Emil Nolde; Dancer; 1913; lithograph

Emil Nolde; Life of Christ Tripdtych: detail showing the right wing with, clockwise from the upper left: the Women at the Tomb; the Ascension; the Doubting Thomas; and the Resurrection; 1911-2; oil on canvas; each panel – 100 x 86 cm; Stiftung Seebüll Ada und Emil Nolde

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner; Manifesto of the Bridge Group; 1906; woodcut

Emil Nolde; Life of Christ Triptych: detail from the right wing showing the panel of the Doubting Thomas; 1911-2; oil on canvas; 100 x 86 cm; Stiftung Seebüll Ada und Emil Nolde

Emil Nolde; Family; 1917; woodcut; Stiftung Seebüll Ada und Emil Nolde

Erich Heckel; Cover of Fifth Year Portfolio; 1910; woodcut

Emil Nolde; Prophet; 1912; woodcut; Staatliche Museen zu Berlin–Preussischer Kulturbesitz

Erich Heckel; Madman; 1914; oil on canvas

Erich Heckel; Glass Day; 1913; oil on canvas; 138 x 114 cm

Erich Heckel; Bathers in the Lake; 1911; oil on canvas

Karl Schmidt-Rottluff; Did Not Christ Appear to You?; 1918; woodcut; Brücke-Museum, Berlin, Germany

Erich Heckel; Franzi Standing; 1911; Brücke-Museum, Berlin, Germany

Max Pechstein; Woman Desired By Men; 1920; woodcut; Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts

Karl Schmidt-Rottluff; Christ and Judas; 1918; woodcut

Karl Schmidt-Rottluff; Blue-Red Head; 1917; wood

Karl Schmidt-Rottluff; Nude Before a Mirror; 1914; woodcut

Karl Schmidt-Rottluff; Peter Fishing; 1918; wodcut; Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts

Karl Schmidt-Rottfluff; Disciples; 1918; woodcut; Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts

Karl Schmidt-Rottluff; The Road to Emmaus; 1918; woodcut; Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

Käthe Kollwitz; Self-Portrait; 1916; charcoal on paper; 35.5 x 30.5 cm

Käthe Kollwitz; After the Battle, IX; 1907; soft-ground etching with sand-ground aquatint on paper; 41.2 x 52.9 cm; Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden

Käthe Kollwitz; The Sacrifice, first folio in series “The War”; 1922; xylography engraving; Kunsthalle Bremen, Germany

Käthe Kollwitz; Self-Portrait at the Table; 1893; etching and aquatint; 18.4 x 13.3 cm

Käthe Kollwitz; Sleeping Woman with Child; 1929; woodcut; Saint Louis Art Museum, The Julian and Hope Edison Print Fund and Museum Shop Fund

Käthe Kollwitz; Woman with Dead Child; 1903; Kunsthalle, Bremen, Germany

Edvard Munch; Women on the Beach; 1898; woodcut

Edvard Munch; Maiden and the Heart; 1899; woodcut; 25.2 x 18.4 cm; Oslo Kommunes Kunstsamlinger

Edvard Munch; Woman on the Shore; 1898; colored woodcut

Edvard Munch; Self-Portrait in Hell; 1895; oil on canvas; 82 x 66 cm; Oslo Kummunes Kunstsamlinger

Edvard Munch; Madonna; 1895; woodcut; Art Institute of Chicago

Edvard Munch; Puberty; 1893; 151 x 110 cm; Nasjonalgalleriet (Norway)

Edvard Munch; Vampire; 1895; lithograph and woodcut; Art Institute of Chicago

Edvard Munch; The Sin (Nude with Red Hair); 1901; color lithograph; San Diego Museum of Art

Edvard Munch; Scream; 1893; oil; Nasjonalgalleriet (Norway)

Edvard Munch; Sick Child; 1885-6; oil on canvas; 119.5 x 118.5 cm; Nasjonalgalleriet (Norway)

Edvard Munch; Dance of Life; 1899-1900; oil on canvas; Nasjonalgalleriet (Norway)

Edvard Munch; Death in the Sickroom; c.1892; oil on canvas; 59 x 66 in.; Nasjonalgalleriet (Norway)

Edvard Munch; Jealousy; 1895; oil

Edvard Munch; Dance of Life; 1899-1900; oil on canvas; Nasjonalgalleriet (Norway)

Edvard Munch; Dance of Life; 1899-1900; oil on canvas; 125.73 x 190.5 cm; Nasjonalgalleriet (Norway)