Flowers And Daughter Wilhelmine 1920

Lovis Corinth's "Flowers And Daughter Wilhelmine," painted in 1920, exemplifies the artist's expressive style. The canvas features a vase of vibrant flowers, likely lilacs, dominating the left side of the composition while a young girl, Wilhelmine, is partially obscured by the blossoms on the right. Corinth's use of bold brushstrokes and loose composition, characteristic of Expressionism, creates a dynamic and emotional scene. The painting captures a moment of intimacy between a father and his daughter, highlighting the beauty and vulnerability of everyday life through the lens of a deeply personal expression.