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The Expressionists

Here Matisse, Derain and Vlaminck, whose colours shocked Paris in 1905, join the German Expressionists Modersohn-Becker, Nolde, Kirchner, Schmidt-Rotluff, Kandinsky, et al. Their startling visual language was strong colour, distortion and abstraction. After 1918 Dix, Grosz, Beckmann and Kollwitz appeared more brutally honest.

24-page teaching notes

Specimen list of cards

BECKMAN, MAX: Carnival, 1920

DERAIN, ANDRE: Boats at Collioure, 1905; Pool of London, 1906

DIX, OTTO: Portrait of Sylvia von Harden, 1926

GROSZ, GEORGE: Suicide, 1916

JAWLENSKY, ALEXEJ VON: Head of a woman, c.1911; Lady with a fan, c.1910

KANDINSKY, WASSILY: Cossacks, 1910-11

KIRCHNER, ERNST: Bathers at Moritzburg, 1909-26; Our house, 1920-22

KOKOSHKA, OSKAR: The mandrill, 1926

KOLLWITZ, KATHE: Inspiration, 1904/5

MACKE: The Great Zoological Garden, 1912

MARC: *The tiger, 1912; Red and blue horses, 1912

MATISSE, HENRI: Andrè Derain, 1905; Luxe, calme et volupte, 1904; The Dance, 1909; The red studio, 1911

MODERSOHN-BECKER: Young boy in the snow, 1905/6

MUNCH, EDVARD: The scream, 1893

NOLDE, EMIL: Sunflowers, 1932; The Great Gardener, 1914

SCHMIDT-ROTTLUFF: Woman at her toilette, 1912

VLAMINCK, MAURICE DE: On a river bank, 1909-10


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