Susanne 1906

"Susanne" is a 1906 etching by Danish artist Oluf Hartmann, known for his expressive and often disturbing depictions of human figures. The print features a scene of three distorted figures, a woman being held by two men in a seemingly chaotic and violent manner. Hartmann's style, often characterized by bold lines and stark contrasts, reflects a sense of anxiety and psychological tension. This work can be viewed as a powerful example of Expressionism, a movement that sought to convey raw emotions and subjective experiences through art. "Susanne" is currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen.