Zwei Akte Im Freien 1927

Otto Mueller's "Zwei Akte Im Freien" (1927) is a striking example of Expressionist painting, featuring two nude figures set against a vibrant background of foliage. The artist's use of bold brushstrokes and a limited color palette creates a sense of energy and movement, capturing the essence of the figures' forms. Mueller's work often explored themes of nature and the human body, and this painting reflects his interest in capturing the raw beauty of the natural world. The painting is currently housed in the Albertina, Vienna, Austria, and is considered a key example of Mueller's artistic style.