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Landscape Art

Nonetheless, amid all this activity on behalf of the group, Schmidt-Rottluff always held himself a little aloof.

He visited and shared studios less frequently and also did not take part in the work trips to the Moritzburg lakes near Dresden. Instead, he went to Dangast in Oldenburg during the summer months from 1907 to 1912; Heckel followed him there.

Schmidt-Rottluff was the only one of the friends to exhibit in Braunschweig in 1907, and in one-man exhibitions in Hamburg in 1910. The group disbanded in 1913, yet its reinvigoration of German painting was to prove highly influential for decades.

Schmidt-Rottluff's temperament was reserved and introverted.

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Moreover, he was less interested than the others in depicting scenes of city life. As a result he spent most of his time painting landscapes and, until 1912, he only occasionally used the human figures which held the attention of his friends so much.

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