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Heinrich Hoerle (1885-1936) was a German artist best known for his contributions to the Expressionist movement. His work is characterized by its raw, expressive lines and often dark, satirical subjects, as seen in his drawings of figures in distorted poses and with exaggerated features. Hoerle's work is often seen as a response to the social and political turmoil of his time, and he was known for his politically charged artwork that criticized the establishment and promoted peace. His works are a testament to the power of art as a form of social commentary.
Born
1885
Died
1936
Nude
Heinrich Hoerle
1930
Person in Front
Heinrich Hoerle
1932
Worker (Self-Portrait in Front of Trees and Chimneys)
Heinrich Hoerle
1931
Worker (Self-Portrait in Front of Trees and Chimneys)
Heinrich Hoerle
1931
Prothesenkopf
Heinrich Hoerle
1925
Das Ehepaar (The Married Couple)
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Title page
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Freundlicher Träum (Friendly Dreams)
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Der Männ mit dem Holzbein Träumt (The Man with the Wood...
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Helft dem Krüppel (Help the Cripples)
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Krüppel (Cripples)
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Hallucinations
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Hallucinations
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
Der Erwerbslose (The Unemployed Man)
Heinrich Hoerle
1920
The Cripple Portfolio
Heinrich Hoerle
1920