Tiroler Bauernstube
1913
Step into a chaotic, cozy Tyrolean parlor where Lovis Corinth captures a moment of rustic life with wild, energetic brushstrokes. A guitarist strums away on the left while a woman sews peacefully on the right, creating a lively domestic scene. Painted in 1913, this piece showcases Corinth's mature Expressionist style, which became even more raw and vigorous after he suffered a stroke in 1911 that forced him to relearn painting. The paint looks almost slapped onto the surface, giving the room a vibrating, noisy atmosphere that feels more like a fleeting memory than a static photograph.
- Technique
- Oil paint
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