Ernst Ludwig Kirchner:
Picture "Two ladies at the Café" (1927) in frame
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Ars Mundi Exclusive Edition | Limited 499 pieces | Numbered | Certificate | Reproduction, giclée on Canvas | Stretcher | Real wood framing | Size 65 x 68 cm
The impressionists, one could say in coarse shortening, find the way back from the studios in the free nature, however, the expressionists discover the large city and its people as a central motive. It is the basic experience of this time: Berlin has grown for a long time to the million city, and the urban interrelation of familiarity and anonymity gives painters the subject. Kirchner's "two ladies in the Café" portrays time typical, emphatially a self-confident female figures in the presumably gas-bright illuminated ambience.
Original: Oil on canvas, Kirchner Museum, Davos.
Brilliant reproduction in fine art giclée process directly on stretched artist canvas. Limited edition 499 pieces, back numbering and certificate. Framed in handcrafted real wood frame. Size 65 x 68 cm. Exclusive to Ars Mundi.
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Picture "Two ladies at the Café" (1927) in frame
The impressionists, one could say in coarse shortening, find the way back from the studios in the free nature, however, the expressionists discover the large city and its people as a central motive. It is the basic experience of this time: Berlin has grown for a long time to the million city, and the urban interrelation of familiarity and anonymity gives painters the subject. Kirchner's "two ladies in the Café" portrays time typical, emphatially a self-confident female figures in the presumably gas-bright illuminated ambience.
Original: Oil on canvas, Kirchner Museum, Davos.
Brilliant reproduction in fine art giclée process directly on stretched artist canvas. Limited edition 499 pieces, back numbering and certificate. Framed in handcrafted real wood frame. Size 65 x 68 cm. Exclusive to Ars Mundi.