Porträt Frau Bluth 1916

"Porträt Frau Bluth" is a woodcut created in 1916 by German Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. The artwork depicts a woman's face, rendered with bold, angular lines, typical of Kirchner's style. The sharp, fragmented lines and expressive contours capture a sense of emotional intensity, characteristic of the Expressionist movement. The woodcut is framed by a simple, almost stark yellow background, creating a striking contrast with the black lines of the portrait. This woodcut is an example of Kirchner's engagement with the themes of modernity, urban life, and the psychology of the individual, making it a significant work within the Expressionist movement.