Zwei nackte Mädchen 1926

"Zwei nackte Mädchen" (Two Naked Girls), a 1926 etching by German Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, depicts two nude women in a simplified and angular style characteristic of his work. The women are portrayed with sharp lines and exaggerated features, highlighting Kirchner's focus on emotional intensity and psychological expression. The artwork, currently housed at the Städel Museum, reflects Kirchner's exploration of themes of urban life and modernity, often exploring the female form as a symbol of the changing social landscape.