About: Lovis Corinth (1858–1925) emerged as a leading figure in German art through expressive compositions, energetic brushwork, and a bold fusion of Impressionism and Expressionism. Rich in movement, intensity, and emotional vitality, his portraits, landscapes, and mythological scenes captured both the physical presence and psychological force of his subjects. Drawing inspiration from classical themes, modern life, and the changing artistic currents of his time, he created works that combined dramatic expression with artistic spontaneity.