About the artist:
Erich Heckel met the other founding members of the Die Brucke group, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Karl Schmidt-Rottluf, while studying architecture in Dresden. Their group was influenced by the Post-Impressionist style of Munch, Cezanne, and Van Gogh. After the group disbanded in 1913, Heckel was drafted and served as a medical orderly in World War I. He lived in Berlin and taught at the Karlsruhe Academy of art from 1949 to 1956.
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Heckel, Erich
House in Dangast
Date: 1908 Movement: Die Brucke Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
Heckel, Erich
Lake near Moritzburg
Date: 1909 Movement: Die Brucke Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
Heckel, Erich
Summer Landscape at Angeln
Date: 1941 Movement: Die Brucke Theme: Landscape Technique: Watercolour
Heckel, Erich
Brickworks, Dangast
Date: 1907 Movement: Die Brucke Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
Heckel, Erich
Houses near Rome
Date: 1909 Movement: Die Brucke Theme: Landscape Technique: Oil on canvas
