Heimsuchung (Affliction) Possibly 1920

"Heimsuchung (Affliction)" is a charcoal drawing by German Expressionist artist Karl Caspar, possibly dating back to 1920. The piece depicts two figures in a landscape setting, emphasizing their emotional state through gestural lines and dramatic forms. The artist's expressive style, characterized by elongated figures and gestural brushstrokes, is clearly visible in the artwork. The drawing evokes a sense of unease and psychological intensity, reflecting themes of isolation and existential angst common in Expressionist art.