Hunter with a Fox in His Hand 1940

Arnold Peter Weisz-Kubínčan made this expressionist painting "Hunter with a Fox in His Hand" with oil on canvas. The thick brushstrokes and the bold color choices make it clear this wasn't just about depicting a scene. It's about feeling it. Check out how he used short, choppy strokes of blues and browns. There's a real rawness to the paint application. It's like he’s wrestling with the medium, trying to capture something urgent. See how the fox in the hunter's hand is almost dripping with vivid orange? It's not just a fox, it's a splash of raw emotion, maybe triumph, maybe something darker. Weisz-Kubínčan's paintings like this one have a strong connection to the work of artists like Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Both use expressive color and distorted forms to convey intense emotional states. It feels unresolved, like a question hanging in the air. That's what makes it so alive.