Twee geabstraheerde hoofden en een heilig hart 1923

"Twee geabstraheerde hoofden en een heilig hart" (1923) is a drawing by German Expressionist artist Erich Wichmann. The artwork depicts two abstract heads in profile, with a heart at the top. The simple lines and stark contrasts are characteristic of Expressionism, which sought to express inner emotions and experiences rather than depicting reality objectively. The inscription at the bottom of the drawing, "Die Liebe ist die Poesie der Poesielosen," ("Love is the poetry of the unpoetic"), further emphasizes the emotional theme of the work. This small, intimate drawing likely speaks to the artist's own personal beliefs and inner thoughts, connecting with viewers on an emotional level.