Showing 7 artworks with Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and with 1914
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Experience Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's 'Dancing School'! This vibrant Expressionist masterpiece captures the energy of movement and emotion with bold colors & distorted figures – a captivating glimpse into early 20th-century art.
Experience the vibrant energy of Expressionism in Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Dance School,’ a 1914 masterpiece capturing raw emotion through bold reds and distorted forms—a pivotal piece reflecting Fauvist and Cubist influences, inviting you to explore more.
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.
Two nude women enjoy a sun-drenched moment in this vibrant German Expressionist masterpiece by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner from 1914, offering a bold glimpse into early 20th-century leisure that you can bring to your collection.
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.