German printmaker (1867— 1945), female. A famous socialist artist. Romain rolland, a French writer, said of her: "The works of Cather Kolwitz are the greatest poems in modern Germany, reflecting the hardships of the poor and ordinary people. This manly woman, with gloomy and delicate sympathy, has a panoramic view of all this and shows it under her mother's wrist. This is the silent voice of the people who have made great sacrifices. "

Mr Lu Xun introduced her works to China. Mentioned her in "Forgotten Memory", in "In Memory of Young Writer Rou Shi:

But in China, there was no place to write at that time, and it was more confined than canned food. I remember Rou Shi went back to his hometown at the end of the year and lived there for a long time. When he arrived in Shanghai, he was scolded by his friends. He told me painfully that his mother was blind and asked him to stay a few more days. How can he leave when he can? I know the heart of blind mother, Rou Shi's heart as soon as possible. When Beidou was first published, I wanted to write an article about Rou Shi, but I couldn't write it, so I chose a woodcut of Mrs. Korwitz, named Sacrifice, which was a picture in memory of Rou Shi given by a mother to her son sadly. I'm the only one who knows.