Stralsund 1912

"Stralsund" is a woodcut created by Erich Heckel in 1912. This artwork is an example of Expressionism, a style popular among German artists in the early 20th century. The image portrays a street scene in Stralsund, Germany, with buildings depicted in bold, angular forms and simplified details, showcasing Heckel's use of bold lines and stark contrasts. The woodblock print's expressive style conveys a sense of energy and emotion, typical of the Expressionist movement.