The Married Couple Müller (Ehepaar Müller)

The woodcut technique, involving the cutting of shapes into wood and applying ink to create the print, is evident in the bold, carved lines. The use of pink blotting paper adds a distinctive contrast to the dark lines, highlighting Kirchner's expressive use of medium and color.

Kirchner was a founding member of the artists' group Die Brücke, and his work was later condemned as 'degenerate' by the Nazi regime in 1933, resulting in the destruction or sale of many of his pieces.