Showing 6 artworks with Alexej Von Jawlensky and with Spirituality
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- Bronze
- Phthalo Green
- Rosy Brown
- Brown
- Khaki
- Spirituality
- Expressionism
- Alexej Von Jawlensky
- Blue Rider
- Abstract
- Russian Art
- Distortion
- Jawlensky
- Color
- Painting
- Portrait
- Bold Colors
- Savior'S Face
- 1919
- 1931 Artwork
- Munich Artist Association
- The Church In Prerow (1911)
- “Variation”
- Yellow Beard
- Turbulent Life Shaped Artistic Vision
- Baltic Coast
- Geometric Composition
- Portrait Painting
- Blue Background
- Distorted Shapes
- Color Palette
- Russia
- Martyr
- Giclée Print
- Landscape
- Vibrant Colors
- Fruit Painting
- Modern Art
- Deliberate Energy
- Art Nouveau
- Color Field
- 20Th Century
- Red Yellow Blue
- Blues
- Texture
- Confronting Emotions
- Iconography
- Greens – Emotional Resonance
- Nature
- Indiana University Art Museum
- Vulnerability
- Old Man
- Bold Brushstrokes
- Contemplation
- Thick Impasto Strokes
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Still Life with Pears by Alexej von Jawlensky – A vibrant Expressionist painting featuring apples and pears on a plate, capturing the artist’s distinctive style and reflecting his fascination with color and emotion.
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Explore Alexej von Jawlensky's iconic 'The Old Man,' a haunting Expressionist portrait capturing profound contemplation against a striking blue backdrop. Discover its artistic style and significance at the Indiana University Art Museum.
Experience Alexej von Jawlensky's 'Savior’s Face'! This emotionally charged Expressionist portrait, painted in 1919, explores spirituality through distorted forms and intense color. A unique masterpiece to own.
Alexej von Jawlensky’s ‘Savior’s Face’ (1919) is a powerfully emotive Expressionist portrait, rendered in bold colors and abstracted forms. Capturing inner spirituality, it's a key work by this Russian master.