Dr. Hans Bütow
1925
Kirchner’s jagged, scratchy lines turn a portrait of his friend Dr. Hans Bütow into a psychological study that feels almost electric. Created in 1925, this piece screams German Expressionism—it’s all about capturing the inner mood rather than a pretty face. The doctor’s wide, intense stare and sharp, angular features make it feel like he’s diagnosing your soul right through the paper. It’s a raw, unpolished look that perfectly captures the nervous energy of the artist and his era.
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