“Still-life with roses against a landscape”. The landscape is very conditional. A jug with a bouquet stands on some kind of symbolic dais, maybe it is a hill or a

“Still-life with roses against a landscape”. The landscape is very conditional. A jug with a bouquet stands on some kind of symbolic dais, maybe it is a hill or a
“Still life with a white lamp”. The white glass lamp of refined forms stands apart, it is not included. The dark background around this confirms. And he creates an inconspicuous
In the rich artistic heritage of Paula Modersohn-Becker there are two “Self-Portrait with an amber necklace.” This one was written in 1905, the neck is tenderly embraced by a light
At the end of the 19th century, artists from the so-called “Worpsved Art Colony” began to settle and work in the village of Worpswede north of Bremen. In the spring
“Self-portrait in a hat with a veil” differs from her other self-portraits not only in the rich color range, but also in the way that the artist created here. Before
“Still Life with Apples” Everything is cheerful, everything sparkles with mother of pearl – beads, a plate, small vases and a snow-white tablecloth. The plot arose from these objects, and
In each self-portrait, Paula appears in a new look, but always charming. Immediate and open to the world, she peers into the surrounding space with surprise and is its harmonic
“Still Life with Apples and Bananas”. A drapery was casually thrown on the table, there was a wicker basket with apples on it, and bananas around it. Apples are a
“Still life with a pumpkin” is designed in a refined ocher-brown tones. The whole picture is subject to this color scheme – curtains, tablecloth and vegetables on the table. An
In early 1907, Paula Moderzo-Becker again went to Paris, where she continued to work intensively, improving her style and technique of painting. She often visited the Louvre and during this
“Still Life with a Yellow Jug” stands out among other restrained colors, but the style of Paula Modernzon-Becker remained unchanged. The paints are applied to the canvas with broad strokes
“Still life with a yellow ball and a clay jug” was written in 1906. It was the heyday of the talent of the young artist, who in her short life
“Still life with scrambled eggs” unbearably bright. The paints are exaggerated to the limit. But this excessive brightness of omelette softens the cold lilac background. Perhaps it was an overcast
“Still Life with Houseplant, Lemon and Orange”. Everything here is very rich, Paula doesn’t seem to have enough space, the houseplant just doesn’t fit in the picture, a large flower
“Still life with goldfish”. On the left is a simple earthen jar, on the right is an aquarium with fish. The composition is uncomplicated, but what colors! Simply magical, they