Kirchner

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880-1938 German) Ernst Ludwig Kirchner considered himself the leader of Die Brucke (the Bridge), those German artists who rejected late impressionism to seek a more direct mode of expression. The German Expressionists were often stereotyped as tortured souls who transferred their angst directly to canvas. But they also realistically appraised themes of city life, and as this painting demonstrates, they celebrated nature in pastorals idealizing the primitive. Click on the thumbnail image for larger selection

Badende im Raum	Due nudi gialli	Bern with Belltower
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Forest with Brook	Sertig Valley	Girl Under a Japanese Parasol
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Two Women in the Street	Winter Landscape in Moonlight	Berlin Street Scene
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Hockey Players	Bareback Rider at the Circus	Natura morta gialla
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