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- Phthalo Green
- Gray
- Steel Blue
- Bronze
- Coral
- Expressionism
- Alexej Von Jawlensky
- Portrait
- Bold Colors
- Jawlensky
- 1913
- 1913 Artwork
- Russian Art
- Oil On Canvas
- Still Life Painting
- Early 20Th Century Art
- Bold Brushstrokes
- Vibrant Blue Dress
- White Flower Detail
- Pink Skin Tone
- Intense
- Emotion
- Subjective Emotion
- Symbolism
- Mourning
- Neue Künstlervereinigung München
- Woman'S Face
- Earrings Jewelry
- Symbolic Imagery
- Spain
- Blue
- Eye Contact
- Woman Blue Face
- Decorative Art
- Female Figure
- Abstract Expressionism
- 1913 Painting
- German Art
- Blue Mantilla
- Philadelphia Museum
- Purple
- Facial Features
- Red Dress
- 1864
- Torzhok
- Geometric Composition
- Portrait Painting
- Simplified Form Of The Head
- Flattened Perspective
- Impasto
- Psychological Art
- Color Palette
- Expressive Gaze
- Russia
- Louise Arensberg Collection
Experience Alexej von Jawlensky’s ‘The Blue Mantilla’ (1913). A powerfully emotive Expressionist portrait featuring a woman in blue, red, and flowers. Explore symbolism & technique within this cornerstone of early 20th-century art.
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.
Explore Alexej von Jawlensky's haunting masterpiece – ‘Woman with Blue Face’ – a seminal Expressionist painting capturing raw emotion and psychological intensity through bold colors and striking composition.
Housed at Stedelijk Museum. Alexej von Jawlensky A Life Painted in Emotion: The Journey of Alexej von Jawlensky Alexej von Jawlensky, born Alexej Georgewitsch von Jawlensky on March 13, 1864, in the Russian town of Torzhok, embarked on a path that would firmly establish him as a pivotal figure within early twentieth-century Expressionism. His formative years were characterized by frequent reloca
Vibrant blue tones and thick impasto define this emotive Expressionist masterpiece Princess with White Flower by Alexej von Jawlensky from 1913, offering a profound spiritual vision for your private collection.
Experience the emotive power of Alexej von Jawlensky's 'Woman's Head.' This 1913 Expressionist masterpiece showcases vibrant colors and simplified forms, capturing a profound sense of introspection.
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