Taubenjäger im Gehölz, Fehmarn 1912

"Taubenjäger im Gehölz, Fehmarn" (1912) is a woodcut by the German Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, depicting two hunters in a dense forest setting. The woodcut’s stark black and white lines and angular forms create a sense of unease and tension. The figures are stylized and elongated, their faces obscured by shadows. The dense foliage surrounding them creates a claustrophobic atmosphere, suggesting a sense of isolation and entrapment. The woodcut is a powerful example of Kirchner's early style, which was characterized by its bold, expressive lines and its exploration of themes of alienation and the modern condition. It is currently on display at the Städel Museum in Germany.