Plate of Sketches, including one of Max Liebermann c. 1915
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Lovis Corinth's "Plate of Sketches, including one of Max Liebermann" is a dynamic composition of several sketches created around 1915. The artist's signature style of Expressionism is apparent in the bold, energetic lines, particularly in the figure of a nude man lifting a plate. Corinth's work often focused on capturing the essence of his subjects, revealing their character through expressive gestures and dynamic poses. These sketches, likely made during a brief moment of observation, offer a glimpse into Corinth's artistic process. The inclusion of a portrait of the fellow artist Max Liebermann, known for his realism, provides a fascinating contrast to Corinth's own style.
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