Nude Boy with Fish 1916

Heinrich Campendonk's 1916 woodcut, "Nude Boy with Fish", is a prime example of Expressionism in its stark black and white forms and simplified lines. The central figure, a nude boy, stands amidst stylized aquatic forms, creating a sense of naturalism and primitivism. Campendonk, a prominent figure in the German Expressionist movement, explored themes of nature and the human form through his distinctive and evocative woodcut style.