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Paula Modersohn-BeckerWhy do Expressionists die young?

Paula Modersohn-Becker was a German Artist who Died Young born in 1876. Modersohn-Becker contributed to the Expressionist movement and died in 1907. Get notified when Paula Modersohn-Becker's biography is complete:

Now, consider carefully which you would rather do, so that later you will not regret your decision

Art school or the kitchen? Modersohn-Becker's letters to her parents

Self-portrait — 1897

Self portrait in front of flowering trees

Child with Crane

Portrait of Lee Hoetger with Flowers

Old Woman in the Garden

Reclining Mother and Child 2

Sitting Girl and Nude

Italian woman with a plate in her raised hand

Self Portrait — 1906

Self Portrait — 1907

Self-portrait with hat and veil

Self-portrait with a camellia branch

Still life: child's head with white cloth

Paula Modersohn-Becker: The Letters and Journals

Egon Schiele

Genius dead at 28

Wenzel Hablik

The architect of invisible cities

Edvard Munch

Living in Berlin with the angels of fear and death

Follow your bliss

Nicholas Roerich

Yes, he only paints clowns

Armand Henrion Paula Modersohn-Becker

Studies of silent women

Gwendolen Mary John

Grand Knight of the Icelandic Order of the Falcon

Ásgrímur Jónsson

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