Georg Judersleben (1898-1962) shows a view of the artist's garden, probably in his hometown Bad Sulza near Weimar. The vivid, impasto painting is rendered in an expressionist manner, delighting with its cheerful, bright color scheme and dynamic brushwork. In this serene work, the forms seem to dissolve in areas, yet being outlined by black lines in others.

Judersleben's works show the influence of his Weimar art professors Hugo Gugg, Walther Klemm and Max Thedy and the principles of plein air painting in the tradition of the Weimar School. Like many other German artists of his time, the painter was also inspired in his outdoor painting by the artists' colony Ahrenshoop on the Darss. <...