野地
ca. 1924
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner traded the chaotic streets of Berlin for the Swiss Alps in 1917, seeking relief from a nervous breakdown, and the mountains clearly saved his life. In Wild Ground, he captures the towering, jagged peaks of Davos with electric blues and vibrant yellows, turning a quiet alpine meadow into a pulsing, emotional landscape. As a founder of the German Expressionist group Die Brücke, Kirchner didn't care about realistic colors; he wanted to paint how the landscape felt—wild, imposing, and deeply alive.
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