Friedrichstrasse, Berlin
- Artist
- Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Cityscape
"Friedrichstrasse, Berlin" is part of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's influential Expressionism series created between 1913 and 1915, capturing the dynamic Cityscape of early 20th-century Berlin. This work, among others in the series, depicts the bustling, often gritty urban environment, highlighting the vibrant yet hectic pace of modern city life. Kirchner’s portrayal frequently includes figures such as prostitutes, symbolizing the city's sensuality and moral ambiguity. Through various mediums like paintings, drawings, and prints, the series emphasizes the emotional intensity and social complexity characteristic of German Expressionism.
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