Farbige Einladungskarte 1922

"Farbige Einladungskarte" (Colored Invitation Card), created in 1922 by German artist Adolf Hölzel, is a prime example of Expressionist art. Characterized by bold colors and simplified forms, the artwork evokes a sense of energy and dynamism. The abstract composition features vivid hues of red, yellow, blue, and green, suggesting a playful and vibrant atmosphere. Hölzel, known for his contributions to the Ulm School of Design, used a combination of colored pencils and ink to create this visually striking piece. This work exemplifies the artist's exploration of color theory and his unique artistic vision.