Showing 5 artworks with Alexej Von Jawlensky and with 1913
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- Expressionism
- Portrait Painting
- Oil On Panel
- Alexej Von Jawlensky
- Woman'S Face
- Bold Brushstrokes
- Bold Colors
- Blue Headband
- Simplified Form Of The Head
- Pink Skin Tone
- Psychological Portrait
- Artistic Style
- Expressive Gaze
- Intense
- Russia
- Louise Arensberg Collection
- Inner Turmoil
- Der Blaue Reiter
- Neue Künstlervereinigung München
- Vibrant Colors
- Bern Museum Collection
- Painting Art
- Bright Palette
- Black Hair
- Emotional Expression
- Earrings Jewelry
- Dominant Blue Background
- Created During Early Expressionism
- Eye Contact
- Orange Background
- 1913 Painting
- Emotional Depth
- German Art
- Expressionist Portrait
- Philadelphia Museum
- 1941
- Russian Painter
- Oil On Canvas
- Blue Lipstick
- 1913 Artwork
- 1913
- Silent Painting
- Jawlensky Artwork
- 1864
- Torzhok
Featured in The Blue Rider group and Die Blaue Vier, Alexej von Jawlensky’s work explores themes of spirituality and emotional depth. Explore more about his life and artistic legacy at Wikipedia and ArtsDot.
For more information on the museum and its collection, visit ArtsDot.com. Alexej von Jawlensky Torzhok Russia 1864 1913 1941 The painting "Silence" by Alexej Georgewitsch Von Jawlensky is a masterpiece of Expressionism, created in 1913. This oil on panel painting is a vibrant and unique representation of a woman's face, characterized by bold brushstrokes and bright colors. The wom
A hauntingly beautiful expressionist portrait of inner turmoil by Alexej von Jawlensky from 1913 captures profound psychological depth through bold colors and inviting you to explore this masterpiece of modern art.
A pivotal figure in early 20th-century Expressionism, Alexej von Jawlensky (1864-1941) was known for his emotionally charged portraits and landscapes. Early in his career he worked with a more naturalistic style but later developed a highly expressive style characterized by bold brushstrokes, simplified forms, and intense color palettes. He was a key figure in the development of Expressionism in