Characteristic of Werner Brattig's artistic expression is undoubtedly his studies in Düsseldorf with Otto Coester and Ferdinand Macketanz, as well as his time with André Lhote in Paris. The stylistic influence of Cubism becomes increasingly evident in his work. His knowledge of precise drawing and nature enables him to reveal his art in the intersection of science and sensitivity, meaning that Brattig's sensitivity is as open to the experience of the effectiveness of painting techniques as it is to the study of nature.