Expressionism
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
EXPRESSIONISM
ARTISTIC STYLE IN WHICH THE ARTISTS SEEKS TO DEPICT NON OBJECTIVE REALITY
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EXPRESSIONISM
- Modernist movement
- Poetry & painting
- Developed before first world war
- Originated in Germany
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THE SCREAM
- By- Edvard Munch
- A term used to denote the use of distortion
- Exaggeration for emotional effect
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STARRY NIGHT
- By- Van Gough
- Distorts reality for emotional effect
- Evokes mood or ideas
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FAMOUS EXPRESSIONISTS
- Otto Dix, Max Beckman,
- Lionel Feienger and George Grosz
- 4 famous German Expressionist painters
EXPRESSIONISM
- Cultural movement
- Expresses emotionality in;
- Painting, literature, theatre,
- Dance, film, architect, and music.
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WHAT IS EXPRESSIONISM
- These artists wanted to paint about emotion.
- It could be anger, anxiety, sadness or frustration.
- It wasn't a complete new idea
- Artists like Vincent Van Gogh painted like this
- But it was the first time it had been given a name
TIME PERIOD
- It occurred during
- The late 1900's
THE SCREAM BY: EDVARD MUNCH
- Represents anger (red background)
- Represents fear (screaming)
EXPRESSIONISM
- Unlike Impressionism
- It's goals weren't to reproduce
- The impression suggested by
- The surrounding world
- Strongly impose the artists own sensibility
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EXPRESSIONISM IS...
- One of the main currents
- Of air in the later 19th & 20th century
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