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Paula Modersohn-Becker:
Painting "Young Girl with Yellow Flowers" (1902), Framed

Paula Modersohn-Becker: Painting "Young Girl with Yellow Flowers" (1902), Framed
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Paula Modersohn-Becker:
Painting "Young Girl with Yellow Flowers" (1902), Framed

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Limited, 500 copies | Reproduction on cardboard | Framed | Mat | Glazed | Format 72 x 73 cm (H/W)

Original: 1902, Oil on cardboard on wood, 52 x 53 cm, Bremen, Kunsthalle.

Detailed art reproduction in a gridless, frequency-modulated technique on art paper. Limited edition of 500 copies. © Kunsthalle Bremen - The Kunstverein in Bremen © Photo Lars Lohrisch. © 2007 DACO-VERLAG, Stuttgart. Framed in the solid wood frame with a mat, glazed. Format 72 x 73 cm (H / W).

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Paula Modersohn-Becker: Painting "Young Girl with Yellow Flowers" (1902), Framed

Original: 1902, Oil on cardboard on wood, 52 x 53 cm, Bremen, Kunsthalle.

Detailed art reproduction in a gridless, frequency-modulated technique on art paper. Limited edition of 500 copies. © Kunsthalle Bremen - The Kunstverein in Bremen © Photo Lars Lohrisch. © 2007 DACO-VERLAG, Stuttgart. Framed in the solid wood frame with a mat, glazed. Format 72 x 73 cm (H / W).

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Paula Modersohn-Becker (1876-1907) recognized as a pioneer of modernism, which artistically anticipated much, after her death. The painter proven constantly developing new ways to add colour, form and surface to contexts and to increase the expression of their images.

Around the century created in addition to numerous portraits times impressionistic, reminiscent of times expressionistic studies of the Moor - and birch landscape, who recognize their preference for a severely reduced composition and her departure from the depth minimalism of illusion.