Gelmeroda 1920

Lyonel Feininger's 1920 woodcut "Gelmeroda" is a striking example of his abstract style, known as "Expressionist Cubism." The artwork features bold geometric shapes, with a focus on lines and angles. The composition is dominated by a large, central rectangle, which appears to be a building or a structure. The use of black and white creates a stark contrast, adding to the sense of geometric abstraction. The artwork is a powerful expression of Feininger's interest in architecture, technology and the modern world.