Zwei nähende Frauen am Tisch c. 1924
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"Zwei nähende Frauen am Tisch" (Two Women Sewing at a Table), created by German Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner around 1924, is a dynamic pencil sketch capturing the essence of daily life. Kirchner, known for his bold lines and expressive brushstrokes, uses angular forms and fragmented shapes to depict two women in a domestic setting. The figures are simplified, emphasizing their actions and creating a sense of immediacy. The composition, though seemingly casual, is carefully constructed, highlighting the women's focused activity and drawing the viewer's eye to the table where they are working. This sketch reflects Kirchner's artistic style, which sought to convey emotions and the raw energy of modern life.
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