This exhibition catalog explores the life and work of German Expressionist painter Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, focusing on his formative years in Davos, Switzerland. The catalog accompanies an exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Basel and delves into Kirchner's artistic output between 1917 and 1926, a period marked by his recovery and creative resurgence. It examines the influence of the Swiss landscape and his personal experiences on his distinctive style. The publication includes extensive bibliographical references, providing a scholarly foundation for its analysis.

This catalog serves as a scholarly resource for understanding a pivotal period in Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's artistic development. The exhibition it accompanies likely drew attention from art historians and enthusiasts interested in German Expressionism and Kirchner's oeuvre. Its publication in both English and German suggests a broad international appeal and a significant contribution to the study of the artist's work during his Davos years. The inclusion of bibliographical references further solidifies its academic value.