Mode: Woman with Parasol in front of Milliner's Shop
August Macke · 1914
Why it's great
A woman with a red parasol stops to look at hats in a shop window. Macke painted this scene of modern city life in 1914, using flat colors and simple shapes.
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August Macke was a German painter born in Meschede in 1887. He lived in Bonn and Munich and was a member of the Blue Rider group, painting happy scenes of parks and shop windows in bright colors. He was killed in World War I in France in 1914 at the age of 27.
