Self portrait with his wife Charlotte Berend-Corinth and a sekt glass 1902

Lovis Corinth's "Self Portrait with His Wife Charlotte Berend-Corinth and a Sekt Glass" (1902) is a striking portrayal of the artist and his wife. Charlotte, nude and partially obscured by her husband's arm, leans into Corinth's embrace. He holds a glass of red wine, suggesting a celebratory mood. The painting's loose brushwork and bold color palette are characteristic of Corinth's expressive style. It offers an intimate glimpse into the artist's personal life and his close relationship with his muse.