Showing 5 artworks with Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and with 1914 and with Art Reproduction
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Captured in expressive brushstrokes of blue, red, and green, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Portrait of Gerda’ embodies the turbulent spirit of German Expressionism. This striking portrait depicts a woman gazing intently at the viewer amidst lush greenery and a vase – an evocative glimpse into 1914.”
Explore Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Five Women on the Street,’ a powerful Expressionist masterpiece. Bold colors & dynamic lines capture Berlin's modernity. Own a piece of art history!
Experience the vibrant energy of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s Circus Rider – a bold Expressionist painting capturing movement and emotion amidst a formal circus setting. Explore this iconic artwork from 1914 at ArtsDot.com.
Experience the evocative intimacy of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Women Bathing,’ a cornerstone of German Expressionism. This central panel captures three nude women immersed in a tranquil bath scene alongside lush greenery, reflecting the artist's profound exploration of emotion and form.
Experience the emotive intensity of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘After the Bath,’ a cornerstone of Expressionism. Bold brushstrokes capture two women sharing intimacy before a mirror, reflecting the anxieties of 1914 and inviting you to explore this iconic masterpiece.