US EditionModern Stories of Lovis Corinth: 1913-14
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Modern Stories of Lovis Corinth: 1913-14
By the beginning of 1913, Lovis Corinth had essentially overcome the consequences of his stroke in late 1911. His painting style had moved on, although not because of any residual physical limitations, and he and his family were starting to build a new lifestyle that would hopefully preserve his health better. Key to that was getting away more from Berlin. Lovis Corinth (1858–1925), Self-portrait with Tyrolean Hat (1913), oil on canvas, 80 × 60 …
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