Die weiße Tänzerin (Original Title) 1914

"Die weiße Tänzerin" (The White Dancer), a 1914 lithograph by German Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, depicts a woman in a white dress dancing in front of a group of men. The work's dynamic lines and exaggerated figures are characteristic of Kirchner's style, which explored themes of urban alienation and the anxieties of modern life. Kirchner’s use of bold, angular forms and a limited color palette further emphasizes the emotional intensity of the scene. This work exemplifies the artistic movement of Die Brücke, a group of artists who sought to express raw emotion and break away from the constraints of traditional art.