Autumn

Hans Richter's Autumn (1917) is a dynamic example of Expressionism that captures the fleeting essence of the season through bold, vivid colors and energetic brushstrokes. While Richter is primarily known for his work in abstract art, this piece demonstrates his ability to evoke mood and atmosphere, blending Figurative elements with expressive techniques. The composition emphasizes movement and emotion, characteristic of his pioneering approach during a formative period in 20th-century art. Overall, Autumn showcases Richter's skill in merging personal expression with a keen sense of visual impact.