Varlin
1900–1977 · Swiss · 8 artworks
Expressionismmuted color palettesexpressive brushworkatmospheric perspectivesimplified formsemphasis on emotional content
artist bio
Varlin, a Swiss Expressionist painter, is known for his intimate and often melancholic depictions of everyday life. His work captures the emotional atmosphere of his subjects through expressive brushwork and a muted color palette.
what you'll learn
Studying Varlin's work allows students to explore the use of color and composition to convey mood and emotion. They can also learn about capturing the essence of ordinary scenes through expressive painting techniques.
related: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde
8 artworks
Insel Salagnon bei Clarens
1936
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Waiting Room in Ouchy
1943
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Café im Zürcher Belvoir-Park
1937
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Les Variétés nationales, Zirkus in Rapperswil
1940
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Liebespaar auf der Hohen Promenade
1937
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Landstrasse
1940
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Restaurant Interior
1938
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Crossing in Territet
1936
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