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"Schwimme, wer da schwimmen kann und wer zu plump ist geh' unter" (Let those swim who can and those who are too clumsy go under) Act I, Scene i of Friedrich Schiller's play: "Die Rauber" (The Robbers)
"Schwimme, wer da schwimmen kann und wer zu plump ist geh' unter" (Let those swim who can and those who are too clumsy go under) Act I, Scene i of Friedrich Schiller's play: "Die Rauber" (The Robbers)

"Schwimme, wer da schwimmen kann und wer zu plump ist geh' unter" (Let those swim who can and those who are too clumsy go under) Act I, Scene i of Friedrich Schiller's play: "Die Rauber" (The Robbers)

Date1922
Maker George Grosz German, 1893-1959
Object number44.698
Exhibition HistorySeattle, Washington, Seattle Art Museum, "The Art of Protest" April 27, 2000 - January 21, 2001 Seattle, Washington, Seattle Art Museum, "Five Installations on the Fourth Floor: Unpretty Pictures", June 26, 1997, (6/26/1997) Seattle, Washington, Seattle Art Museum, "The Print as Social Comment", 1982, (1982)
Credit LineEugene Fuller Memorial Collection
Dimensions17 x 15 in., image size 25 x 20 3/8 in., sheet size
MediumLithograph
Sunset #4, Central Park, N.Y.
Sunset #4, Central Park, N.Y.
George Grosz
1933-1935
Object number: 35.98
Brokenbrow
Brokenbrow
George Grosz
1926
Object number: 76.19
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
This, Too, I saw in India
George Biddle
1959
Object number: 60.145
Photo: Susan Cole
Dlam (interior housepost) depicting (upper) One Who Announces Names of the Guests and (lower) Dzunuk'wa giantess
Arthur Shaughnessy (Hemasilakw)
ca. 1907
Object number: 82.168.1
Photo: Susan Cole
Dlam (interior housepost) depicting (upper) One Who Announces Names of the Guests and (lower) Dzunuk'wa giantess
Arthur Shaughnessy (Hemasilakw)
ca. 1907
Object number: 82.168.2
Photo: Scott Leen
Thou Who Canst Not
Francisco José Goya y Lucientes
late 18th-early 19th century
Object number: 44.507
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
Who Would Believe It?
Francisco José Goya y Lucientes
late 18th-early 19th century
Object number: 44.531
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
Shaman Who Went to the Other World
Stan Greene
1980
Object number: 2005.125
En Espagne. Les Grenouilles qui demandent un Roi (in Spain. The Frogs who request a King)
En Espagne. Les Grenouilles qui demandent un Roi (in Spain. The Frogs who request a King)
Honore Daumier
December 3, 1868
Object number: 75.62
Image Not Available for But Then It Is We Who Are...
But Then It Is We Who Are...
Honore Daumier
19th century
Object number: 38.117
Image Not Available for From the story cycle of Karikh Maharaj showing Saiyan Ram Rant who was the policeman and game keeper of the King Karikh. He might also be called the lord of the beasts for their seven hundred wild animals under his care. In the drawing he is shown a sword in each hand dancing for joy in his work. A tiger joins him in the dance
From the story cycle of Karikh Maharaj showing Saiyan Ram Rant who was the policeman and game keeper of the King Karikh. He might also be called the lord of the beasts for their seven hundred wild animals under his care. In the drawing he is shown a sword in each hand dancing for joy in his work. A tiger joins him in the dance
Shanti Devi
1983
Object number: 2021.32.11
Image Not Available for Raffia basket with Tsagaglalal “She Who Watches” design
Raffia basket with Tsagaglalal “She Who Watches” design
Richard Cultee (Skokomish, 1931-2014)
n.d.
Object number: 2024.19.204