Head of Woman 1911

Lovis Corinth's 1911 etching "Head of Woman" exemplifies his expressive style. It depicts a woman's face, rendered with bold, gestural lines and a sense of immediacy. The use of hatching and cross-hatching creates a sense of depth and texture, while the focus on the face, particularly the eyes, gives the work a psychological intensity. This print, characteristic of the artist's mature style, embodies the late-Romantic sensibility of the German Expressionist movement.