霧中的瓦爾興湖
1920
Lovis Corinth didn't just paint the Bavarian Alps; he wrestled with them on paper. In this 1920 Expressionist view of the Walchensee lake, a spindly, leafless tree stands guard against a backdrop of mountains that seem to dissolve into a chaotic fog. The lines are scratchy and urgent, reflecting the artist's late style which became wild and emotional after a stroke paralyzed his left hand in 1911. It’s a moody, atmospheric snapshot of a place Corinth loved so deeply he built his home right on its shores.
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