Caminho na floresta
1890s
Imagine taking a walk where the trees seem to vibrate and the path melts away beneath your feet. That's the world Lovis Corinth creates here. Painted in the 1890s, this woodland scene captures a moment of transition—not just in the seasons, but in art history. Corinth was moving away from strict realism toward the emotional intensity of Expressionism. The dark, scribbled trunks and washes of blue and green make the forest feel alive and slightly restless, as if the trees are whispering secrets to anyone brave enough to follow that winding path into the unknown.
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