How did Expressionist writers experiment with language, syntax, and narrative structure?

Abstract Expressionist artworks often show motion or the movement made by the artist in the act of making the painting. Even artists who did not create their ... One dictionary defines expressionism as “the free expression by objective means of the subjective feelings of an individual or group, as through art, music, ... Expressionism is characterized by the use of strong and intense colors, distorted forms, and exaggerated lines to represent the emotions, inner turmoil, and ... Jan 30, 2014 ... “Expressionism” continues to be used in this amorphous manner, especially in art criticism. For purposes of art history, more useful is the ... In “German Expressionism: The Artist Group Brücke and the Beginnings of Modernism”, you will encounter paintings, drawings, watercolours, woodcuts, and ... It spanned various fields: art, literature, music, theatre, and architecture. Expressionist artists sought to express emotional experience, rather than physical ... Invisible Cathedrals offers both a basic introduction to Worringer's writings and their broad influence, and a profound and detailed revisionist analysis of his ... Expressionnism is an emotionally charged art movement of the early 20th century. It challenged traditional artistic techniques by using intense colours. As a movement, the term expressionism usually denotes the late-19th century, early-20th century schools of emotive or interpretive art, which emerged in Germany ... Oct 1, 2004 ... Early on, the Abstract Expressionists, in seeking a timeless and powerful subject matter, turned to primitive myth and archaic art for ...