Paisaje en Walchensee
1919
Lovis Corinth discovered the Bavarian Lake Walchen in 1919 and was instantly obsessed, painting it repeatedly until his death. In this vibrant landscape, he abandons realistic detail for thick, energetic brushstrokes that make the purple mountains and deep blue water feel almost alive. The bold dashes of paint convey the raw power of nature, showing how German Expressionism took the lightness of Impressionism and injected it with intense, emotional energy. It’s a wild, untamed view that feels more like a memory of a storm than a calm afternoon.
- Technique
- oil paint
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