Alfred Heinsohn was a German painter. He developed an expressive and increasingly abstract style, using rough canvas as a base and integrating its natural tone into his compositions. He worked with oil paintings, watercolors, and colored drawings, often in smaller formats. Heinsohn also explored theoretical aspects of color and architectural design. Despite exhibiting his works in Hamburg, he faced financial and artistic struggles throughout his life.
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![Alfred Heinsohn. Heinsohn, Alfred (1875 Hamburg-1927 Hamburg) "Abends in der Stadt", Öl/ Kreide/Zeichnung, sign. u.r., WVZ-Nr. HZ055, 23x25 cm, im Passepartout hinter UV-Glas im Rahmen (Ausbildung bei Theodor Hagen und Christian Rohlfs in Weimar, 1902 Umzu…](/assets/image/picture_3758570/241c8/usj-mjarvfstvjtubrdibxncfwbupgbwi1qcy32irkjirmq0akzggjo9bqqzpnd01706686838jpg__fix_147_180.jpeg "Alfred Heinsohn. Heinsohn, Alfred (1875 Hamburg-1927 Hamburg) "Abends in der Stadt", Öl/ Kreide/Zeichnung, sign. u.r., WVZ-Nr. HZ055, 23x25 cm, im Passepartout hinter UV-Glas im Rahmen (Ausbildung bei Theodor Hagen und Christian Rohlfs in Weimar, 1902 Umzu…")
