Three Faces 1929

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's "Three Faces" is a 1929 etching that showcases his distinctive style. The work features three stylized faces, rendered with bold lines and angular forms, reflecting the artist's exploration of Expressionism. The fragmented nature of the faces and the use of stark contrasts, characteristic of Kirchner's work, create a sense of unease and psychological depth. The etching exemplifies the artist's engagement with the anxieties and alienation of modern life, themes prevalent in his art.