Showing 24 artworks out of 71 with Lovis Corinth and with artwork date before 1918 and with artwork date after 1908
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Lovis Corinth’s “Portrait of Eugène Gorge,” completed in 1908, exemplifies Expressionism's bold brushstrokes and emotive color palettes. Capturing Eugene Gorge’s contemplative gaze amidst studio details—a couch symbolizing creative introspection—this Munich masterpiece showcases Corinth’s masterful observation and symbolic artistry.
Lovis Corinth's 'Portrait of Julius Meier-Graefe' (1917) captures a thoughtful figure in formal attire, showcasing the artist’s signature style and blending Impressionism with Expressionism. A detailed study of form and character.
Explore 'Wilhelmine with a Ball' by Lovis Corinth (1915). A poignant Expressionist portrait featuring loose brushstrokes, impasto texture & melancholic beauty. Discover German art history.
Discover 'Woman with Lilies,' a vibrant 1911 oil painting by Lovis Corinth. Explore Symbolism & Expressionism's beauty – a dynamic nude amidst lush florals.
Lovis Corinth's 'Woman by a Goldfish Tank' (1911) captures a serene domestic scene—a woman reading with a goldfish bowl nearby, reflecting quiet contemplation and artistic influence.
Lovis Corinth's 'On the Balcony in Bordighera' captures a serene moment with a woman overlooking the city. Explore this iconic Impressionist painting’s rich details and artistic legacy.
Delve into Lovis Corinth's evocative 'Tyrolean Landscape with Bridge,' an Impressionistic masterpiece capturing decay and beauty amidst Alpine wilderness. Explore its bold brushstrokes & symbolic elements.
Lovis Corinth’s dramatic ‘The Weapons of Mars,’ painted in 1910, captures raw emotion through a dynamic composition featuring nude figures amidst everyday objects like motorcycles and horses—a bold statement reflecting the artist's expressive style.
Lovis Corinth's "Thomas and Wilhelmine" (1916) captures two children with poignant realism, reflecting the artist’s journey through Impressionism & Expressionism. Explore this iconic portrait.
Lovis Corinth's 'Homeric Laughter' (1909) captures a lively gathering of figures, exploring themes of social interaction and human connection with vibrant colors and dynamic composition. A captivating glimpse into early 20th-century art.
Lovis Corinth's "In a Black Coat" (1908) captures a woman in elegant attire, evoking mystery and timeless beauty through rich colors and atmospheric detail. Explore this iconic portrait.
Lovis Corinth's 'Portrait of Professor Eduard Meyer' (1910) captures intellectual focus with striking colors and detail. A captivating study of a German historian, showcasing Corinth’s masterful artistry.
Lovis Corinth’s ‘Portrait of a Woman in a Purple Hat’ (1912) captures a joyful moment with its striking portrait style and vibrant colors. This captivating painting, showcasing a woman in a purple hat, offers a glimpse into early 20th-century art. Discover or own this beautiful reproduction.
Lovis Corinth’s haunting Self Portrait captures raw vulnerability amidst Expressionism's grip—a masterful study in light and emotion from 1918. Explore this iconic piece and bring Corinth’s artistic vision home.
Admire Lovis Corinth’s ‘Large Still Life with Figure,’ a vibrant impressionist masterpiece depicting fruit, birds, and a woman—a birthday portrait brimming with color and emotion. Explore exquisite reproductions at WikiArt.
Experience Lovis Corinth’s ‘Self-Portrait in a Tyrolean Hat’ (1913). A striking portrait blending Impressionism & Expressionism, showcasing his evolution after a stroke – explore the details!
Explore the art of Lovis Corinth (1858-1925), a German painter bridging Impressionism & Expressionism. Known for portraits, landscapes, and raw depictions of life – including 'In the Slaughter House'. Discover his legacy as a Berlin Secession preside
Discover 'Laughing Self Portrait' by Lovis Corinth (1908). This captivating oil painting portrays a man with an infectious smile, reflecting the artist’s unique style and capturing a moment of joyful self-awareness.
Lovis Corinth’s ‘Terrace in Klobenstein, Tyrol’ (1910) captures a warm family scene amidst breathtaking mountain views with bold brushstrokes and rich colors – a beautiful addition to your art collection.
Admire Lovis Corinth's masterful depiction of Hamburg’s Kohlbrand waterway – brimming with boats and smokestacks – capturing the raw beauty of German industrial landscapes.
Lovis Corinth’s evocative Portrait of Frau Luther captures Victorian elegance alongside canine companionship—a poignant glimpse into domestic life rendered in Corinth's signature expressive style. Explore this masterpiece and bring timeless beauty into your home.
Lovis Corinth’s expressive Portrait of Herbert Eulenberg captures a contemplative gaze amidst an Expressionist landscape, showcasing meticulous detail and reflecting the artist's profound influence on German art history. Explore this masterpiece at ArtsDot.com.
Explore Lovis Corinth’s masterful depiction of turbulent seas and human resilience in ‘Storm at Capo d’Ampeglio,’ capturing the raw emotion and dramatic energy of Expressionism.
Experience Corinth's dramatic Romanticism with The Temptation of Saint Anthony (1908), a vivid study of inner turmoil you will want to own.