Drei Akte im Wasser, Moritzburg 1910

"Drei Akte im Wasser, Moritzburg" is a 1910 woodcut by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. The artwork depicts three nude figures in a simplified, angular style characteristic of Kirchner's Expressionist period. The black and white print uses bold lines and blocks of dark ink to evoke emotion and emphasize the figures' forms. The composition is dynamic, with the figures positioned in a way that creates a sense of movement and energy. This work is a prime example of Kirchner's early work, which often explored themes of urban life and alienation.