Storm
- Artist
- Walter Gramatté
- Date
- 1915 ; Berlin , Germany
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Landscape
"Storm" is a evocative landscape painting that captures the raw power of nature, likely inspired by the maritime surroundings of Hiddensee, a car-free island in the Baltic Sea off Germany’s coast. Created using oil paints on canvas, the artwork reflects the bold and emotional style characteristic of Expressionism. The vivid brushstrokes and dynamic composition evoke a sense of turmoil, emphasizing the stormy weather and turbulent sea, and conveying intense feeling and movement typical of this artistic movement.
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