Atelierpause 1912

"Atelierpause" is a 1912 drawing by German Expressionist artist Otto Mueller. The artwork depicts three figures, a nude woman in a yellow dress, a man sitting behind her, and a partially visible figure in the foreground, all set against a vibrant, patterned background. The use of bold lines and simplified forms, combined with a limited palette of colors, is characteristic of Mueller's style, reflecting the artistic movement of Expressionism. The drawing, done in charcoal and colored pencils, evokes a sense of intimacy and sensuality, typical of Mueller's themes.