The artwork titled “Station in Davos” created by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in 1925 is an oil painting on canvas. This piece, exemplifying the Expressionism art movement, has dimensions of 110 x 130 cm and falls within the cityscape genre.
In “Station in Davos,” Kirchner employs bold, dynamic brushstrokes and a vivid palette to depict a bustling scene. The composition features an arrangement of buildings, including a prominent white structure, surrounded by undulating forms and vibrant colors that convey movement and energy. The use of exaggerated lines and distorted perspectives is characteristic of Expressionism, enhancing the emotional intensity of the scene. Figures walking and cycling can be seen, suggesting a lively atmosphere. The background includes abstracted trees and mountains, contributing to the overall sense of dynamism and rhythm in the artwork.