period

movement

1. View from the Window — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1914
2. In the Forest — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1910
3. Japanese — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
4. Moderne Bohème — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1924
5. Brandenburg Gate in Berlin — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1915
6. Reiterin — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1931
7. Roter Baum am Strand — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
8. Turmzimmer, Selbstbildnis mit Erna — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
9. Dodo and Her Son — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1908

vibe

1. View from the Window — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1914
2. In the Forest — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1910
3. Fehmarn Bay with Boats — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
4. Female Rider — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1932
5. Brandenburg Gate in Berlin — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1915
6. Mrs. Muller in front of the Bergtal — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
7. Reiterin — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1931
8. Roter Baum am Strand — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
9. Dodo and Her Son — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1908

topics

1. In the Forest — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1910

keywords

tone

1. In the Forest — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1910
2. Fehmarn Bay with Boats — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
3. Reiterin — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1931
4. Roter Baum am Strand — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
5. Dodo and Her Son — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1908

main color

1. Plan of Ancient Rome — Giovanni Battista Piranesi
2. Moderne Bohème — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1924
3. Medeic Callisthenic Moves IV — Geta Brătescu, 1981
4. Children Holding a String Together — lee, jung-seob
5. In the Forest — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1910
6. Japanese — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1913
7. Drei Reiter (Three Riders) — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1911

other

1. Exlibris N. S. P. — Oleksandr Aksinin, 1981
2. Improvisation 5\n\nImprovisation 5 — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1911
3. Floating Objects Illumined 4, from the Portfolio No. 1 — boris margo, 1940
4. Asian entertainers — Paul Klee, 1919
5. Scarf — Marguerite Zorach, 1968
6. Refugees — Romans Suta
7. Mestre de Terra - Série Pesca do Xaréu — héctor julio páride bernabó, 1950
8. Untitled — Alfred Manessier, 1952