Mulher com chapéu cercada por um grupo de rostos
Lovis Corinth throws us right into the middle of a chaotic crowd, anchored by a woman in a massive feathered hat who stares back with a mischievous, almost challenging grin. Surrounding her is a swirl of faces—some leering, some dreamy, others looking almost grotesque—drawn with frantic, scratchy lines that define the Expressionist movement. This raw energy wasn't always Corinth's style; after a severe stroke in 1911 paralyzed his left side, his art transformed from smooth realism into this intense, emotional turbulence, capturing the frantic pulse of modern life.
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