Landscape with Mountain and Road by Gabriele Münter (likely a reproduction)

This item is an image shown on a digital monitor, identified by the user as a 1912 work by Gabriele Münter, measuring 13 by 17 inches and executed in oil on cardboard. The painting is a quintessential example of the German Expressionist style, specifically associated with Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider) group. The composition features a bold, winding road in the foreground that leads the eye toward a dense, dark grove of trees and blue-toned mountains in the distance. The color palette is vibrant and non-naturalistic, utilizing deep violets, saturated greens, and contrasting reds typical of Münter's work during her time in Murnau. The application of paint appears to be thick and gestural, with heavy black outlines defining the simplified geometric forms. As the item is being viewed via a screen, the physical condition of the original support cannot be verified, though the image exhibits considerable digital noise, moiré patterns from the monitor's pixels, and a glare in the lower-right quadrant. Authentic works from this period are characterized by their intense emotionality and use of folk-art aesthetics. If authentic, this would represent a significant piece of early 20th-century modernism, showcasing high-quality craftsmanship in the balance of color and simplified line.