Expressionism

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Max Beckmann. Naila in Profile (1923). Drypoint. 15” x 11”. Museum of Modern Art, New York. Max Beckmann. Self-Portrait with Cigarette (1923). Oil on canvas. 24” x 16”. Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Overview Artistic Style -Expressionists use color, shape, and forms to convey pure emotion rather than rational thought. - Color is not used as normally seen in “real life” (arbitrary). - Figures and objects typically have an outline around them to clearly define their shape. - Whimsical and strong emphasis on primary colors (seen mostly in the Blue Rider movement). Subject Matter - Portraits (formally posed or more expressive and psychologically revealing) - Notable (Christian) religious themes or events - Abstract, fluid compositions (ala the Blue Rider movement) ? Your name. Your Title (2013). Oil on canvas. 24” x 30”.
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