Three Nudes in the Forest 1911

Otto Mueller's "Three Nudes in the Forest" (1911) is a vivid example of German Expressionism. The painting depicts three nude figures in a stylized forest, with bold strokes and vibrant colors. The figures are elongated and simplified, emphasizing their sensuality and connection to nature. The lush green foliage and dark blue-grey tree trunks create a sense of depth and mystery, highlighting the figures' presence within the landscape. This work, now located at the Sprengel Museum in Hanover, Germany, is a testament to Mueller's exploration of the human form and the power of nature.