Porträt einer Dame unter grünem Schirm (Frieda Blell) (1911)

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Leo Putz, a notable figure in 20th-century German painting, captures the exuberance and color of the Expressionist movement in his engaging work "Porträt einer Dame unter grünem Schirm (Frieda Blell)" painted in 1911. This portrait depicts Frieda Blell, a woman portrayed with a striking immediacy and vibrant palette that draws the viewer into her world.In this painting, Blell is adorned in a stylish green jacket complemented by a large, decorative hat under which shades of green, white, and lavender meld, suggesting the light filtering through her green parasol. The happiness on her face, emphasized by blush-toned cheeks and softly glowing eyes, conveys a sense of quiet contentment and elegance.The background of the painting features impressionistic trees and a fence, rendered in loose brushstrokes that create a lively yet serene outdoor setting. The emphasis on greens and blues throughout the piece underscores a harmony between the subject and her surroundings, making the viewer feel as if they are sharing a peaceful, sunlit moment with Blell.

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Leo Putz was a Tyrolean painter. His work encompasses Art Nouveau, Impressionism and the beginnings of Expressionism. Figures, nudes and landscapes are his predominant subjects.