Modern Expressionism

Modern Expressionism is a style of art that emerged in the early 20th century, characterized by bold, gestural brushwork, intense colors, and emotional subject matter. Artists working in this style sought to convey their inner feelings and emotions through their work, often using exaggerated forms and distorted figures. This movement was a reaction against the more traditional, realistic styles of art that came before it, and sought to explore the depths of human experience through a raw and visceral visual language.




Related Categories

Contemporary Postmodern Expressionism
Modern Expressionism