1965 Print German Art Emil Nolde Die Spanierin Spanish Spaniard Woman XAC4 Still Life Keywords specific to this image:

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1965 Print German Art Emil Nolde Die Spanierin Spanish Spaniard Woman XAC4 Still Life Keywords specific to this image:This is an original 1965 color print of "Die Spanierin" ("The Spanish Woman") by the German Expressionist painter Emil Nolde (1867 1956). A German printmaker and painter, Nolde is revered as one of the first Expressionists. He is known for his use of bright expressive colors (often reds and yellows), which starkly contrast his more somber colored paintings; thus attracting intriguing attention to both sides of his works. Many of his works have been