Landschaftsstudie aus Dachau 1902

"Landschaftsstudie aus Dachau" (1902) by Adolf Hölzel is an oil painting that uses loose brushstrokes and muted tones to capture a landscape scene. The painting's subject matter is obscured by the artist's use of an abstract style, but the viewer can still discern elements of nature, such as trees and the sky. Hölzel, a German artist known for his contributions to the Expressionist movement, experimented with color and form to create this unique and atmospheric piece. This work is a good example of Hölzel's early exploration of abstraction.