
1876โ1907 ยท German ยท 31 artworks
artist bio
Paula Modersohn-Becker was a German painter and one of the most important early Expressionists. Her innovative approach to portraiture and still life, combined with her focus on female subjects, set her apart and paved the way for future generations of women artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Modersohn-Becker's work allows students to explore simplified forms, bold color palettes, and the emotional depth of portraiture. Students can also learn about the challenges faced by women artists in the early 20th century.
related: Kathe Kollwitz, Emil Nolde, Gabriele Munter

Still life, child's head with a white cloth
1908

Still life with plant, lemon and orange
1906

Portrait of an old woman
1898

Still Life with Pumpkin
1905

Two women in the garden with fountain
1905

Self portrait in front of flowering trees
1902

Head of a little girl (Elsbeth)
1902

Portrait of Martha Vogeler

Portrait of Rainer Maria Rilke
1906

Birch trunks in front of red farmstead
1901

Gray landscape with marsh channel
1899

Twilight landscape with house and fork
1900

Girls in the garden with glass ball (Elsbeth)
1902

Two Girls in Front of Birch Trees
1905

Portrait of an approximately 12-year-old Italian girl
1906

Two girls seated in the birch forest
1905

Old Woman with handkerchief
1903

Old Woman from the Poorhouse in the Garden
1906

Lee and his sister Hoetger
1907

Self portrait with red flower wreath and chain
1907

Still life with jug
1907

Elizabeth with Hens under an Apple Tree
1902

Still life with lemon, orange and tomato
1903

Portrait of a young woman with red hat
1900

Still life with sugar bowl and hyacinth in a glass
1905

Two boys on Moorkanal
1900

Girls at the birch tree and flock of sheep in the background
1903

Two girls standing on the birch trunk
1902

Worpsweder Landscape
1908

Study for Portrait of Lee Hoetger before flower base
1906

Peat digging
1902