Expressionism

Expressionism in European art emerged in early 20th century as a rebellion against realism German artists like Kirchner, Nolde, and Beckmann pioneered this avant-garde movement Expressionist paintings often featured bold colors, distorted forms, and intense emotional responses European Expressionists drew inspiration from primitive art, Cubism, and the works of Van Gogh Their bold, expressive styles captured the turmoil and anxiety of post-war Europe's turbulent atmosphere