Which cities did Oskar Kokoschka paint in works such as London: Large Thames View and Jerusalem?

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Oskar Kokoschka painted the works London: Large Thames View and Jerusalem as part of a series of panoramic cityscapes created during his travels in the 1920s and early 1930s.1

  • London: Large Thames View (1926) depicts the city of London.1
  • Jerusalem (1929–30) depicts the city of Jerusalem.1

These landscapes, often viewed from a high vantage point, are noted for their lyrical mood and use of light and atmosphere to communicate the artist's emotional response to the scene.1