Showing 24 artworks out of 63 with Richard Gerstl and with artwork date before 1911 and with artwork date after 1901
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Richard Gerstl
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-1911
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1901+
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- Driftwood
- Gray
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- Richard Gerstl
- Austrian Expressionism
- Austrian Art
- Psychological Portrait
- Expressionism Art
- Portrait Painting
- Expressionist Portrait
- Post-Impressionism
- Urban Landscape
- Muted Colors
- Dark Background Art
- Viennese Art Style
- Expressionist Painting
- Blue And Green Art
- Oil On Canvas
- 1908 Painting
- Impasto Texture
- Early 20Th Century
- Early Expressionism
- Oil Painting Style
- Architecture
- Wahooart
- Solitary Figure
- Flowering Landscape
- Realistic Painting
- Figurative Art
- Black & White Drawing
- Vienna
- Feather Hat Artwork
- Bold Colors Artwork
- Vienna Street Scene
- Schoenberg Circle Art
- European Art
- 1908
- Young Woman Painting
- Austrian Painter
- Portrait Art History
- Abstract Tree Image
- Impressionist Painting
- Unique Artwork
- Somber Art Painting
- Oil Painting 1908
- Bold Brushstrokes Art
- Modern Art Piece
- Atmospheric Perspective
- Impasto Technique
- Gestural Brushwork
- Emotional Drawing
- Abstract Portrait
- Snow
Experience Richard Gerstl’s ‘Self-Portrait Laughing,’ a vibrant Expressionist masterpiece! Explore its bold colors & distorted forms – a captivating glimpse into 1907 Vienna.
A vibrant pointillist landscape of a lush flowering meadow by Austrian Expressionist pioneer Richard Gerstl captures a serene moment of nature through expressive brushwork and inviting light for your collection.
Explore Richard Gerstl’s ‘Waldemar Unger II,’ a striking 1903 oil portrait showcasing impasto technique & formal realism. A captivating example of early Expressionism.
Gerstl's 'Small street (Nußdorferstraße)' captures a wintry urban scene with loose brushstrokes and muted colors. A solitary figure walks through the snow-covered, imposing architecture of Vienna in 1908.
Discover Richard Gerstl’s unfinished ‘Portrait of Mother,’ a raw Expressionist masterpiece. Explore its layered impasto, dynamic brushstrokes & poignant emotionality – a unique piece for art collectors.