Interior 1880

Lovis Corinth's 1880 drawing, "Interior," depicts a simple, yet detailed sketch of a kitchen. The artist's use of pencil creates a sense of depth and realism, with the subtle shading highlighting the textures of the wood, brick, and metal objects. This work is a testament to Corinth's early exploration of everyday scenes and a precursor to his later expressive style. The focus on the kitchen's interior and its everyday objects is a common theme in realism and naturalism, suggesting a realistic view of everyday life and human experience. This drawing, "Interior," is a remarkable example of Corinth's draftsmanship and attention to detail.