Erich Goerlitz 1922

Lovis Corinth's 1922 charcoal drawing, "Erich Goerlitz," captures a striking likeness of the subject. Created during the artist's later period, the work reflects Corinth's signature expressive style, characterized by bold lines and a focus on capturing the essence of the sitter. The drawing's simple composition, featuring the subject's head and shoulders, allows for a powerful and intimate portrayal of Goerlitz. Corinth's ability to evoke emotion through a few strokes makes this work a compelling example of his mastery of portraiture.