In the Meadow 1912

"In the Meadow" is a 1912 woodcut by Erich Heckel, a German artist associated with the Expressionist movement. The artwork depicts two nude figures in a landscape setting, utilizing bold lines and simplified forms characteristic of the Expressionist style. The use of vibrant greens and blacks creates a sense of energy and intensity, while the figures' distorted proportions and exaggerated features convey a sense of emotion and psychological depth. Heckel's "In the Meadow" exemplifies the raw and emotional expression of the Expressionist movement.