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Der Mord
by Otto Mueller
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Otto Mueller rendered this "Der Mord" (The Murder), a work reflecting the raw emotion and simplified forms of German Expressionism. The angular figures convey psychological intensity.
Mueller was a member of Die Brücke. This work is at the Sammlung Karsch in Berlin.
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You can see it at Sammlung Karsch, Berlin in Berlin, Germany. Otto Mueller created it. The angular figures convey psychological intensity.
Otto Mueller, a German Expressionist painter You can see it at Sammlung Karsch, Berlin. The angular figures convey psychological intensity.
"Der Mord" means "The Murder" in German. Mueller's Expressionist treatment uses angular forms and raw emotion to convey violence without graphic detail.
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