Who painted this Expressionist portrait?

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, founder of Die Brücke You can see it at Smith College Museum of Art (SCMA), Northampton, MA.

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German artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner painted this Dodo (his lover Doris Grosse) with her brother in this Expressionist portrait. The angular forms and bold colors are typical of Die Brücke style.

Kirchner was a founder of German Expressionism. This work is at the Smith College Museum of Art.

You can see it at Smith College Museum of Art (SCMA), Northampton, MA in Northampton, United States. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner created it.

Dodo (Doris Große) was Kirchner's model and companion. He painted her frequently in his angular Expressionist style, capturing the bohemian lifestyle of Die Brücke artists in Dresden.

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