Friesland Farm under red clouds
Sull’opera
Nolde's landscapes (and his studies of flowers) have an intense visionary quality which is emphasized by his use of vivid colours. His native landscape - Friesland in Germany, near the border with Denmark, was characterised by dramatic light effects and cloud formations. Nolde was associated with the radical Expressionist art group 'Die Brucke', but tempermentally he preferred to work in isolation, and was only formally allied to the group for a year around 1906-7.
Victoria and Albert Museum
Scheda
- Numero di inventario
- P.7-1964
