Station in Davos 1921

"Station in Davos" is a 1921 ink drawing by German Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, known for his bold lines and expressive brushstrokes. This small-scale artwork depicts a train station in the Swiss town of Davos, where Kirchner spent time recovering from a nervous breakdown. The drawing captures a moment of everyday life with a focus on the train and its surroundings, showcasing Kirchner's interest in modern life and its impact on individuals. Despite its simple composition and black and white palette, the work conveys a sense of dynamism and energy, characteristic of Kirchner's artistic style.