Lovis Corinth
1858–1925 · German · 30 artworks
ImpressionismExpressionismImpastoEnergetic brushworkBold color palettesPsychological portraitureDramatic lighting
artist bio
Lovis Corinth was a German artist whose work bridged Impressionism and Expressionism. He is known for his portraits, landscapes, and historical scenes, often characterized by bold brushwork and emotional intensity.
what you'll learn
Studying Corinth's work allows students to explore the transition from Impressionism to Expressionism, focusing on how brushwork and color can convey emotion and psychological depth. Students can also learn about portraiture and landscape painting techniques.
related: Max Liebermann, Max Beckmann, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
30 artworks
Lake Lucerne-Morning
1924
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The Walchensee, Serpentine
1920
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In the Fisherman's House
1886
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Paddel-Petermannchen
1902
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Portrait of Sophie Cassirer
1906
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Grandmother and Granddaughter
1919
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Larkspur
1924
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Inn Valley Landscape
1910
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Lake Lucerne-Afternoon
1924
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Butcher Shop
1897
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Menton
1913
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The New Pond in the Tiergarten, Berlin
1908
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The Walchensee on Saint John's Eve
1920
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Self-Portrait in a White Smock
1918
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Wilhelmine with a Ball
1915
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Portrait of Eleonore von Wilke, Countess Finkh
1907
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Farmyard in Bloom
1904
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The Sea near La Spezia
1914
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Portrait of the Painter Fritz Rumpf
1901
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Self-portrait with Skeleton
1896
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Building under Construction in Monte Carlo
1914
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Portrait of the Pianist Conrad Ansorge
1903
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The Artist and His Family
1909
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Flowers and Wilhelmine
1920
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On the Balcony in Bordighera
1912
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Woman by a Goldfish Tank
1911
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The Walchensee in Winter
1923
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The Walchensee, Country House with Washing on the Line
1923
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Portrait of the Poet Peter Hille
1902
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Innocentia
1890
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