The Blinded Samson

The Blinded Samson by Lovis Corinth
Artist
Lovis Corinth
Date
1912
Style
Expressionism
Genre
Religious painting
Location
Alte Nationalgalerie
Lovis Corinth's "The Blinded Samson" is a compelling religious painting that showcases his mastery of canvas and oil mediums. The artwork captures the biblical figure Samson, depicted in a moment of vulnerability and despair after losing his strength. Corinth’s style reflects a synthesis of Impressionism and Expressionism, emphasizing emotional intensity and vivid, expressive brushstrokes. The painting's dramatic composition and raw emotional power exemplify Corinth’s contribution to modern art's evolution.

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