Die Holzfäller 

"Die Holzfäller" (The Woodcutters) is a charcoal drawing by Austrian artist Albin Egger-Lienz, known for his depictions of rural life and the working class. The artwork, measuring 112 x 70 cm, portrays four men engaged in the arduous task of cutting and moving logs. The dynamic composition, characterized by a flurry of lines and dark tones, captures the physical exertion and camaraderie of these laborers. Egger-Lienz's style, influenced by Expressionism and Symbolism, emphasizes the raw power and dignity of the working class. This powerful depiction of manual labor resonated with audiences of the early 20th century, as it served as a reminder of the essential role of physical work in society.