Tiroler Landschaft Mit Brücke 1913

Lovis Corinth made this landscape painting, showing a bridge in the Tyrol region, with oil on canvas. Look at those broad brushstrokes, full of energy and life. It's like Corinth is wrestling with the scene, trying to capture its raw essence. The paint is thick and juicy, you can almost feel the texture of the canvas beneath. The colors are earthy, but there's a vibrancy there too, especially in the greens of the trees and the blues of the sky. Notice how he uses these colors to create depth and atmosphere, pulling you into the scene. Check out the way the brushstrokes dance and weave together, creating a sense of movement and dynamism. It's not just a picture of a landscape, it's an experience. Corinth reminds me of Soutine in the way he uses paint to evoke emotion. There's a similar sense of urgency, a feeling that he's trying to capture something fleeting and ineffable. It’s never about fixed meanings, but always about embracing the ambiguous, and this is where the juice is!