Drei Mädchen im Wald c. 1912
ottomueller
stadelmuseum
drawing, lithography
17_20th-century
drawing
lithography
toned paper
ink drawing
pen sketch
landscape
personal sketchbook
german
linocut print
ink drawing experimentation
pen-ink sketch
sketchbook drawing
watercolour illustration
sketchbook art
"Drei Mädchen im Wald" (Three Girls in the Forest) is a woodcut by German Expressionist artist Otto Mueller, created around 1912. The artwork depicts three nude female figures in a forested landscape, their forms rendered with bold, simplified strokes. The composition is characterized by its dynamic lines and expressive use of black and white, conveying a sense of both intimacy and isolation. This work exemplifies Mueller's distinctive style, which often explored themes of nature, sensuality, and the female form. "Drei Mädchen im Wald" is a striking example of Expressionist art, capturing the raw emotion and psychological intensity that characterized the movement.
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