Jardin du monastère
1917
Lovis Corinth captures a quiet monastery courtyard with a massive, brooding tree that seems to vibrate with energy. Painted in 1917 during the chaos of World War I, this Expressionist piece uses loose, frantic brushstrokes to make the stone walls and archways feel less like solid structures and more like fleeting memories. Corinth had suffered a stroke years earlier, which actually freed his style from rigid realism into this wild, emotional way of painting. You can almost feel the wind rustling through those dark leaves just by looking at the thick, swirling paint.
- Technique
- Oil on canvas
- Material
- Canvas and oil paint
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