Early Modernism
Samling av Early Modernism konstverk
Romantic Landscape
A dreamlike landscape where reality blends with imagination, colors dance and shapes intertwine in a symphony of abstract forms. Kandinsky's early masterpiece invites you to explore a world where traditional boundaries of landscape dissolve into pure emotional expression.
Still life: child's head with white cloth
A haunting and tender portrait that blends the stillness of a still life with the delicate vulnerability of childhood. A child's head is draped with a white cloth, creating an enigmatic and contemplative scene that challenges traditional representation.
Self Portrait â 1906
A bold and introspective self-portrait that captures the artist's raw inner world, challenging traditional representations with its stark simplicity and emotional depth. Paula Modersohn-Becker gazes directly at the viewer, her expression both vulnerable and defiant, embodying the emerging spirit of early 20th-century artistic revolution.
Self Portrait â 1907
A bold and introspective self-portrait that captures the artist's raw inner strength, featuring Paula Modersohn-Becker gazing directly at the viewer with an uncompromising, almost defiant expression. Her simplified forms and earthy color palette reveal the emerging modernist spirit of early 20th-century art.
Self-portrait with hat and veil
A bold and introspective self-portrait that captures the artist's raw inner world, challenging traditional representations of femininity with its stark, emotionally charged style. Paula Modersohn-Becker gazes directly at the viewer, her hat and veil creating an enigmatic atmosphere of contemplation and strength.
The Red Tree
A vibrant, stylized tree blazes with deep red against a muted background, capturing the essence of nature through bold color and simplified forms. This early work hints at Mondrian's future journey towards abstract art, transforming a simple landscape into a powerful emotional statement.
Still Life with Ginger Jar 1
A vibrant composition of everyday objects, where Mondrian explores the interplay of form, color, and light before his iconic abstract period. The ginger jar stands as a central element, surrounded by carefully arranged objects that hint at the geometric abstraction to come.
Still Life with Ginger Jar 2
A vibrant composition of geometric shapes and muted colors, this still life captures the essence of a ginger jar and surrounding objects through a fragmented, almost cubist lens. Mondrian's early work explores the transition between representational art and his later iconic abstract style.
Oval Composition with Light Colors
A mesmerizing dance of geometric shapes and soft hues, this early Mondrian composition challenges traditional perception. Delicate lines and subtle color transitions create an intriguing puzzle of form and balance, inviting viewers to explore the boundaries between representation and abstraction.
Doves No. 2
A mystical composition of soft, ethereal doves intertwined in a symbolic dance, blending organic forms with spiritual symbolism. The painting invites viewers to explore the hidden connections between nature and the unseen spiritual realm.
Group IX/SUW No. 12, The Swan No. 12
A mesmerizing swirl of ethereal forms and mystical symbolism, this artwork transforms the swan into an abstract dance of spiritual energy. Delicate lines and soft colors invite the viewer to unravel the hidden meanings within its enigmatic composition.
Group IV, No. 7, The Ten Largest, Adulthood
A mesmerizing swirl of soft pastel colors and organic shapes that captures the essence of human maturity. Curves and flowing forms dance across the canvas, inviting viewers to explore the mysterious landscape of adulthood through an abstract lens.