Showing 12 artworks with Emile Nolde and with artwork date before 1912 and with artwork date after 1902
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Emile Nolde
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Explore Emil Nolde's 'Masks,' a haunting Expressionist painting featuring distorted faces and symbolic masks against a striking blue backdrop. A captivating study of identity and emotion.
Emil Nolde's 'Masks' (1911) is a striking Expressionist painting featuring five enigmatic masks, reflecting themes of power and the grotesque. Explore its bold colors & symbolic depth.
Emile Nolde’s Dance Around the Golden Calf explodes with vibrant blues and captures the ecstatic energy of Expressionist dance—a primal celebration of unity against religious symbolism. Explore this iconic masterpiece by Nolde, born 1867
Experience Emil Nolde’s visceral 'The Mocking of Christ' (1909). A powerful Expressionist masterpiece featuring distorted figures & intense color, ideal for collectors.
Discover Emil Nolde’s ‘Flower Garden,’ a vibrant Expressionist masterpiece! Explore its bold colors, impasto technique & nostalgic beauty. A statement piece for modern interiors.
Emil Nolde’s powerful 1912 ‘Crucifixion’ depicts the poignant scene with expressive figures and bold colors, capturing a timeless moment of faith and suffering. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its beauty into your space.
Bold Expressionist colors illuminate this striking still life featuring five masks—red, yellow, white/gray, green—each adorned with expressive eyes and mouths, reflecting Nolde’s fascination with primitive art and capturing a mood of profound contemplation. Explore Emil Nolde's masterpiece at ArtsDot.