Five Yellow Figures by the Water Otto Mueller

From 1908 onwards, Otto Mueller devoted himself increasingly to lithography. Of all the printmaking techniques, this medium particularly suited him, as its creative process most closely resembles drawing. The prints were produced in parallel with his work as a painter. Like his ‘Brücke’ colleagues, Mueller favoured motifs such as nude bathers by the water or in the countryside, amongst trees or by ponds. From the outset, Mueller conceived this print as a multicoloured work, though he limited himself to just a few colours and colour accents. This vibrantly coloured print was created during his time at the Breslau Academy, where he had greater printing facilities at his disposal. | 1874 Liebau/Schlesien - Obernigk bei Breslau 1930 | Moderne Kunst | Druckgrafik | Nummer: 26x2559 | Provenance: Sammlung, Rheinland.

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