The book "Ewald Mataré. The Plastic Work" offers a comprehensive insight into the work of one of the most significant sculptors in Germany in the 20th century. Ewald Mataré, who lived from 1887 to 1965, evolved from painting to sculpture and left behind an impressive body of work characterized by abstract forms and the use of precious types of wood. In the years following World War II, he gained international recognition, particularly for his animal sculptures, which are exhibited in renowned museums. This updated catalog contains over 800 pages with new, large-format images and detailed information about Mataré's outstanding oeuvre. It is a valuable resource for art lovers and researchers interested in the life and work of this Rhineland artist.