Showing 24 artworks out of 85 with Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and with artwork date before 1911 and with artwork date after 1901
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Experience Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's "Street, Dresden" (1908). A vibrant depiction of urban life, capturing the energy and alienation of early 20th-century cityscapes through bold colors & expressive brushstrokes. Hand-painted reproduction available.
This painting exemplifies Kirchner's commitment to capturing the essence of modern life through a distinctive visual language.
Explore Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s "Herrenbildnis" – a powerful Expressionist painting of 1907. Bold colors & distorted forms evoke intense emotion. See this masterpiece at the McNay Art Museum!
Experience the vibrant energy of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Expressionist masterpiece Varieté, Englisches Tanzpaar, a colorful depiction of urban dance that invites you to bring this piece of modern history into your home.
Kirchner's 'Straße' captures bustling city life with bold Expressionist strokes and vibrant colors. Explore the urban energy of early 20th-century Berlin at MoMA.
Explore Kirchner's 'Eisenbahnüberführung,' a vibrant Expressionist painting capturing urban life & transportation in Dresden. A masterpiece of German modernism.
Explore Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's iconic painting 'Marzella,' a masterpiece of Expressionism housed at Stockholm’s Moderna Museum. Discover its bold colors, emotional depth, and portrayal of a woman embodying the anxieties of early 20th-century Germany.
Experience the raw emotion of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's 'Stehender Akt mit Hut.' This iconic Expressionist painting captures modern life with bold colors and distorted forms – a masterpiece to own.
Experience Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's "Street, Berlin" – a dynamic oil painting capturing urban anxiety and the fragmented modern identity of early 20th-century Germany. Explore its bold colors & expressive brushwork.
Experience the vibrant Expressionist charm of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Häuser auf Fehmarn, a 1908 oil painting capturing rural tranquility and modern life through bold colors, inviting you to explore this timeless masterpiece.
Experience Kirchner's 'Bathers at Moritzburg,' an iconic Expressionist masterpiece! Bold colors & distorted forms capture the energy of leisure and human connection.
Seated Lady (Dodo) by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner embodies Expressionism's emotive distortion of reality. Created in 1907, this painting captures the artist’s distinctive style—bold colors, dynamic brushstrokes—influenced by Fauvist movement and Die Brücke group. Explore its exploration of modern life and psychological depth on ArtsDot.com.
Experience the raw emotion of Kirchner's 1907 Expressionism with Nude Group II, capturing dynamic tension among figures; discover this masterpiece today.
Captured in vibrant Expressionist style, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Girl with Cat’ portrays a nude woman accompanied by feline companionship against a backdrop of citrus hues—a poignant reflection of German art history.
Captured in Kirchner’s signature Expressionist style, this serene portrait depicts Emmy Frisch in white, juxtaposed against a tranquil field backdrop – embodying the movement's emotive exploration of inner experience and modern life.
Kirchner's 'Self-Portrait as a Sick Man' (1917) is a raw Expressionist depiction of illness and despair, showcasing his emotional turmoil during WWI.
Captured in vivid Expressionist style, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Female Artist’ portrays a woman overwhelmed by surprise amidst scattered bottles and feline companions—a poignant glimpse into the anxieties of early 20th-century Germany. Explore this captivating artwork and bring its emotive power home.
Captured in vibrant Expressionist hues, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Fränzi in front of Carved Chair’ portrays a defiant young woman against a warm yellow backdrop—a bold statement from the German Die Brücke movement. Explore this iconic piece and bring home a timeless masterpiece.
Experience the emotive intensity of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s Expressionist masterpiece, ‘Five Bathing Women at a Lake,’ capturing a moment of carefree leisure amidst bold colors and distorted forms—a timeless piece to enrich your art collection.
Experience Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's vibrant "Vier Badende," a seminal Expressionist painting capturing four nude women in a serene lakeside scene. Bold colors and emotive forms define this 1910 masterpiece, showcasing the artist’s unique style – discover or own a piece of art history.
Experience Kirchner's bold Expressionism with Villa in Dresden (1910), featuring vibrant colors on a grand mansion scene; discover this masterpiece today.
Experience Kirchner's 'Csárdás Dancers'! This vibrant Expressionist painting (1908) captures dynamic movement & urban life with bold colors and a mirrored backdrop.
Experience Kirchner's 'Old House, Fehmarn' (1908), an early Expressionist masterpiece showcasing vibrant colors & distorted forms. Explore rural life at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart.