Four Girls

The artwork Four Girls is a painting created by August Macke in 1914. This artwork, measuring 0.81 meters in width and 1.05 meters in height, is currently housed in the Museum Kunstpalast. The painting depicts four girls, rendered in a vibrant, expressionistic style, amidst a lush, green landscape. The girls are positioned in a close-knit group, seemingly engaged in conversation or play. Their figures are stylized, with simplified forms and bold colors dominating the composition. The background is equally abstracted, with swirling brushstrokes and patches of color suggesting the natural environment. The overall effect is one of joyful energy and a celebration of youthful camaraderie.