Expressionism
Expressionism is a modernist movement, initially in poetry and painting, originating in Germany at the beginning of the 20th century. Its typical trait is to present the world solely from a subjective perspective, distorting it radically for emotional effect in order to evoke moods or ideas.
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Self-portrait with bottle of wine
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Self-Portrait in Hell
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Street in Asgardstrand
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The Café
Seinfeld: Season 3, Episode 7
The Ladies on the Bridge
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The Murderess
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The singer
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The Yellow Man
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White sound
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Women in the tavern
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Snow Falling in the Lane
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Three Girls on the Jetty
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The Wedding of the Bohemian
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Walter Rathenau
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Prometheus in chains
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Always poor
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Worker and Child
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Workers in the Snow
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Old Trees
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Girls on a Bridge
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Self-Portrait at Ekely
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Thorvald Stang
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Inger Barth
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Woman on the Verandah
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Girl and Death
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Self-Portrait Beneath Woman's Mask
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By the Roulette
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Awakening Men
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Brothel Scene. Zum sussen Madel
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The Lumberjack
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Women on the Bridge
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Red Virginia Creeper
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Self-Portrait (in distress)
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Self-Portrait as a Soldier
Painting by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Dagny Juel Przybyszewska
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Writer Hans Jaeger
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Train smoke
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Self-Portrait after Spanish Influenza
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The Yellow Log
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Conte Verona
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Ludwing Ritter von Janikowsky
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Red House and Spruces
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Count Harry Kessler
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Building the Winter Studio. Ekely
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Fertility II
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Self-Portrait During Eye Disease II.
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The Lonely Ones
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