The painting depicts Marie Curie, the renowned Polish-French scientist, known for her pioneering research on radioactivity.
Oil painting “Meditation” (“Meditation”). The series was painted between 1934 and 1937, a period during which the artist suffered from debilitating arthritis.
Oil painting on cardboard “Meditation: Einsam in blauer Nacht” (“Meditation: Solitary in the Blue Night”). The work belongs to Jawlensky’s famous “Meditations” series, created between 1934 and 1937, a ...
“Mystischer Kopf” (Mystical Head) painting. Jawlensky painted hundreds of these “heads,” which for him were a means of expressing transcendence and his “longing for God.”
Oil painting “Mystischer Kopf” (“Mystical Head: G.2.”). The artwork has more specific titles depending on the series and version, such as “Mystical Head: Galka” or “Mystical Head: Head Ascona”.
Oil painting “Mystischer Kopf: Meditation” (“Mystical Head: Meditation”)
Oil painting “Mystischer Kopf: Meditation” (“Meditation”). The painting reflects the artist’s focus on spiritual expression through art, a characteristic of expressionism.
Oil painting “An der Ostsee” (“On the Baltic Sea”). The artwork uses vibrant and unnatural colors to express emotion, a characteristic of expressionism.
The image shows the oil painting “Schokko with Wide-Brimmed Hat”. The model, a young local woman near Munich, was nicknamed “Schokko” because she enjoyed drinking hot chocolate (“Schokko” in ...
The image shows the expressionist oil painting titled “Still Life 2” or “Silleben”. The work is an example of the artist’s expressionist style, who was a key member of ...
Pintura a óleo “Stilleben mit Flaschen und Früchten” (“Still Life with Bottles and Fruit”).
The oil painting titled “Stilleben mit Früchten Figur und Flasche” (“Still Life with Flask, Fruit and Figure”) is an example of still life, a genre of painting that depicts ...
Oil painting “Старый еврей” (Staryy yevrey)” (“The Old Jew”). Portrait of an elderly man with a gray beard and wearing a brown coat. The painting is an example of ...
Oil painting “Frauenkopf” (“Woman’s Face”). In Woman’s Face, Jawlensky deliberately cuts off the top of her head. This is not a reproduction error nor a digitization problem. Some important ...
Oil painting “Frauenkopf mit Blumen im Haar” (“Woman’s Head With Flowers in Her Hair”). Jawlensky painted portraits and heads of women, often simplifying facial features into geometric forms and ...
Oil painting “Mädchen mit Blumenhut” (“Young Girl with a Flowered Hat”). Jawlensky was a key member of modern art movements such as the New Artists Association of Munich and ...
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