Kreuzfall. Kaltnadelradierung.

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"Kreuzfall. Kaltnadelradierung." is a notable work by the German artist Lovis Corinth (Franz Heinrich Louis Corinth), who was a leading figure in the early 20th-century German art movements of Impressionism and Expressionism. This particular piece is a drypoint etching, a printmaking technique where the artist incises an image onto a plate with a hard-pointed needle of sharp metal or diamond point. The title "Kreuzfall" translates to "The Fall of the Cross," which suggests a religious subject matter, likely depicting the moment during the Passion of Christ when Jesus falls under the weight of the cross on the way to his crucifixion.

As a master of both painting and printmaking, Corinth is known for his vigorous and expressive handling of paint and line. His works often reflect a personal and spontaneous emotional response to his subjects. "Kreuzfall. Kaltnadelradierung." would be an example of Corinth's exploration of religious themes through a personal and expressionistic lens, a subject he returned to frequently in his later career after a stroke in 1911 affected his painting style, leading to a more dramatic and less detailed aesthetic.

The etching would be part of Corinth's extensive oeuvre, which includes portraits, landscapes, and biblical scenes, all characterized by a sense of immediacy and emotional intensity. The use of drypoint in "Kreuzfall. Kaltnadelradierung." would allow Corinth to create rich, velvety lines and a wide range of tonal values, contributing to the dramatic effect of the composition.

As a significant work by Lovis Corinth, "Kreuzfall. Kaltnadelradierung." would be of interest to scholars studying German art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as those examining the evolution of printmaking techniques and the expression of religious themes in modern art. The piece would also be relevant to collections and exhibitions focusing on the development of Expressionism and its impact on the visual arts.

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