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Category Archives: expressionism
Henry Wuorila-Stenberg
Love this Finnish painter. Feels like a mix of German Expressionism with Hundertwasser and Francis Bacon and a bit of Chaim Soutine and Neo Rauch. Add together,mix, add black, and you have Wuorila-Stenberg.
Posted in 20th century, art, expressionism, fantastic art, Surrealism, Uncategorized
Tagged henry wuorila-stenberg
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Sergej Eisenstein by Margaret Bourke-White
Russian film director Sergej Eisenstein being shaved on the terrace of Bourke-White’s studio in the Chysler Building, NYC, 1932. There is something surrealistic here; at any rate, as a child, I loved Eisenstein’s expressionistic film Ivan the Terrible. There is a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, expressionism, film, photography, Surrealism, Uncategorized
Tagged Eisenstein, film, Margaret Bourke-White, photography
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Ballet Russes, The Firebird, Expressionist
Valentina Blinova in L’Oiseau de feu [The Firebird], Ballets Russes, Sydney, 1936-1937 From the State Library of New South Wales.
Posted in Australian, expressionism, fantastic, fashion, fashion photography, Modernism, Russian, Uncategorized
Tagged ballet, ballet russes, costume, dance, Expressionism, firebird, new south wales
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Werefkin, Marianne von – Selfportrait I, 1910
Posted in art, expressionism, portrait, Uncategorized
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Edvard Munch, The Three Stages of Woman, 1894
Munch remains my favorite artist. The flow of lines is exquisite. The morbidity of his works is from his life, similar to Edgar Allen Poe’s, as he, like Poe, experienced the loss of his mother (at age 5) from tuberculosis. Then his … Continue reading
Posted in art, expressionism, mental illness, painting, Symbolism, Uncategorized
Tagged Edgar Allen Poe, mental illness, Munch, stages of life, tuberculosis, woman
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Walter Nessler, Premonition
This painting by Nessler, his most famous, depicts London being bombed. He painted it before the London Blitz. A highly evocative work that conveys the influence of German Expressionism on him, art he must have been exposed to before he … Continue reading
Posted in expressionism, GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM, Surrealism, Uncategorized, World War II
Tagged Blitz, Expressionism, painting, Walter Nessler, World War II
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Frank Brangwyn, ‘For the Relief of Women and Children in Spain, 1936-1937
Posted in expressionism, graphic art, lithograph, Uncategorized
Tagged art, children, Frank Brangwyn, lithograph, poverty, Spanish Civil War, war
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Wyndham Lewis, La Suerte (Luck)
Posted in art, Britain, British, expressionism, Uncategorized
Tagged British painting, cartoon, Expressionism, Wyndham Lewis
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Issachar Ber Ryback, Man Eating Soup
Painting showing Issachar Ber Ryback’s use of Expressionist technique, similar to Chaim Soutine. While this image details a poor Jew in a Pre World War II shetl eating soup, when I saw it I could not help but remember some … Continue reading
Posted in art, expressionism, painting, Uncategorized
Tagged Chaim Soutine, Gulag, Issachar Ber Ryback
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Issachar Ber Ryback, The Matchmaker
This work of Ber Ryback resembles works by Chaim Soutine. I love everything here: the colors, the fluid energy and wavy textures, and the marvelous caricatured expressions on the faces. It was very common in the Jewish world then for a matchmaker … Continue reading
Posted in art, cartoons, expressionism, Jewish art, painting, satire
Tagged color, dating, Expressionism, Issachar Ber Ryback, matchmaking
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