Interieur 1916

Lovis Corinth's "Interieur" from 1916 uses watercolor to depict an interior scene, characterized by the use of muted browns and grays. A single window, with the moon visible through it, provides a stark contrast to the dimly lit interior, creating a sense of depth and isolation. The composition centers on a corner of the room, with a single column and a hint of drapery adding subtle elements of architectural detail. This watercolor, typical of Corinth's work, demonstrates his mastery of capturing mood and atmosphere.