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Exploring German Expressionism: Bold Colors and Distortions

Experience the vibrant world of German Expressionism, a major art movement that originated in Germany during the 20th century. Bold colors, distortions, and expressive portrayals of the mental state characterize this avant-garde style that emerged during the German Empire and Weimar Republic periods. Challenging traditional order and social norms, Expressionism reflects the turmoil of WWI and the reign of William II. Discover the significance and future influence of this groundbreaking movement through the works of artists like August Macke and Franz Marc, showcased in prestigious institutions like the Museum of Modern Art. Dive into the dynamic city life, captivating images of fantastic creatures, and thought-provoking illustrations that defined German Expressionism.

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Exploring German Expressionism: Bold Colors and Distortions

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  1. Expressionism originated in Germany during the twentieth century.

  2. German Empire

  3. Weimar Republic

  4. Bold colors • Distortions • Expresses mental state

  5. WWI • William II • Counteract order and social norms

  6. Significance • Major Art Movement • Museum of Modern Art • Future Influence

  7. Tightrope Walker I • August Macke • Germany 1913-14 • City Life • Blaue Reiter • MoMA

  8. Fantastic Creature • Franz Marc • Germany 1912 • Print, Illustrated Book • Der Blaue Reiter (book) • MoMA

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