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This painting was created in Dresden, Germany. Painted with oil over canvas has a wooden frame with golden coloured, it was first created in 1908 and has the dimensions of w2232 x h1722 cm (framed). This painting is very direct and sensual, where kirchner is trying to express a scene of modern urban life.

The "Portrait of Otto Mueller" was created on 1915 painted with Color woodcut with charcoal on cream wove paper and holds the dimensions of 273 x 546 mm (image/block); 302 x 550 mm (sheet). Otto Mueller was also a painter and printmaker who was part of "Die Brucke" the Expressionist group Kirchner helped found. In this painting Kirchner used a flat composition with large areas of energetic color to make the artwork sharp pieces stand out

This artwork was created in 1912 with oil over canvas and holds the dimensions of w707 x h807 cm (Without Frame). Kirchner moved from Dresden to Berlin and lived there from 1911 until 1914, he converted his Berlin studio into a place where people with new and different ideas will gather. "Nudes in Studio" shows a shift in Kirchner preferences, we can see the three women that are naked chatting in the toilet posses really strong brush strokes with a triangular composition, this types of lines where typical of "Die Brucke".

This painting was created on 1910 in Germany, painted with oil over canvas and has the dimensions of w35.88 x h31.75 in (canvas). In this artwork we can appreciate the cautious brushstrokes and the strong use of outlines, we can see Lina Franziska Ferhrmann, who met Kirchner in 1910. She and her siblings used to posed constantly for artist in "Die Brucke".

This picture was created in 1910 painted with oil over canvas holds the dimension of w1000 x h750 cm. we can see how the pose of the girls express insecurity, but can also appreciate the glowing and saturated colors with the simplification of the shapes shows us the representation of spontaneous Kirchner wanted to achieve.

This painting was created between 1910 and 1926 painted with oil over canvas and holds the dimensions of h68 cm x w89 cm. In this artwork Ernst Kirchner is trying to represent the urban life of a part of his city (Dresden) the great lifework and contrast of the colors gives the art piece depth and movement.

This painting was created on 1919 in the Germany, it is a lithograph in red and deep violet on blotting paper and holds the dimensions of h32.5 cm x w27.5 cm. The powerful lines strokes we se and the primitiveoutline is stating the psychological tension Kirchner wanted to express.

This painted was created in 1910 and then reworked in 1920, it was painted with oil over canvas and holds the dimension of w64.5 x h195.5 cm. In the early 20th century Kirchner started to create a lot of nudes paintings, we can see the loose brushwork and the angular shapes combined with vibrant saturated and non natural colors that he used to apply often are techniques influenced by of the woodcut medium style.

This painting was created in 1909, on color lithograph in red, black and blue wove paper and holds the dimensions of h 38.3cm x w32.9 cm. The primitive use of outline and space was typical of Kirchner and "Die Brucke" artists, the used of brights colors and simplified forms to express eroticism and urban life made him the most known out of his group, but his art was labeled as "degenerate" by the Nazis in 1930

This artwork was created between 1923 and 1927 in Frauenkirch, Switzerland. It was painted with oil over canvas and holds the dimensions of w1530 x h1520 cm (framed). While living in Switzerland Kirchner and his pupils used to go up the mountains with their girlfriends or wives and thane nude baths. we can see how the nudes in the picture look more imposing than the mountains or rocks around them, and the high contrast between the pink on the rocks the dark green vegetation and the orange glowing over the mountains, another example of the non natural colors kirchner often used.