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    world around him and aimed to spontaneously self-express through painting. Through the works of Edvard Munch‚ the audience will be visually able to communicate with his personal imagination and fantasy‚ as well as recognising the development of Expressionism as an aesthetic

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    very aggressive and carried a lot of emphasis upon colonial overseas expansion and in 1897 the German Foreign minister Bullow declared: ‘We don’t want to put anyone in the shade‚ but we too demand a place in the sun’. Such abrupt demand from the German’s possibly intimidated the others‚ creating nationalist tension. In terms of militarism‚ the navy in 1898 and 1890 laws were passed on increasing the German Navy which further on in 1906 sparked of a Naval Race between Germany and Britain‚ rooting from

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    Artists paint and create images as a form of communication. A concept which most artists find hard to paint is their inner thought and feelings. As they must explore deep into their sub-conscious to find who they truly are as a person and how they can represent that on a canvas‚ print or paper through the use of symbols and other techniques. Two artists who have done this are Frida Kahlo and Vincent Van Gogh. Frida Kahlo was one of the most important Mexican artists of her time. She is well known

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    paintings that concentrate more on self-portraits. His artwork is dominated by self-portraits because Schiele’s was always concerned about the way he looked to the point of over obsession. The paintings and self-portraits of Egon are a form of Expressionism. In this self-portrait painted with a mixture of pencil and watercolor‚ the artist makes sure to create a spacious and empty background in order to emphasize and force the viewer to pay attention to Schiele himself. The image of himself seems

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    FOCUS ON GERMAN STUDIES 69 The Poetics of Deniable Plausibility in Rainer Maria Rilke’s “Die Turnstunde” DARREN ILETT ie Turnstunde”1 opens abruptly: “In der Militärschule zu Sankt Severin. Turnsaal” (W 435).2 Provided with only these two terse phrases of orientation — which replicate the harsh‚ clipped commands of the military3 — the reader is already located in the space of action. The narrative begins immediately and relates Cadet Karl Gruber’s atypical athletic performance and consequent

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    was painted with Oil‚ tempera‚ and pastel on cardboard. Munch’s mental state was on full display‚ and his style varied greatly depending on which emotion had taken hold of him while working on each particular painting. Edvard Munch used expressionism in most of his paintings. Another example of his most well known work is The Dead Mother he used oils on canvas. Its located in Kunsthalle‚ Bremen. It expresses his anxiety and sadness and the loss of his mother. Success was not enough to tame

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    Wassily Kandinsky was born in Moscow in 1866. From a very early age Kandinsky’s parents encouraged him to play the piano as they both did. He started to read music while playing cello and piano. This interest in music from a young age would later on become a huge part of Kandinsky’s art career. Kandinsky also took a liking too color and how when put together colors seemed to stimulate the eye. Kandinsky attended the Moscow University but studied Economics Law and Politics‚ not what you would

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    and to unveil the despair he held within. He uses the figure to represent himself in ways he was not able to display in reality. Taking on this style of art where the main subjects are symbols of personal emotion is what ignited the start of the expressionism

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    When Sidney Nolan painted the Ned Kelly series‚ he was interested in an ’authentic national vision’. The first series was made up of 27 paintings from 1946-1947. The paintings all-together form a storyboard‚ telling the legend of Ned Kelly. One of them in particular is ’Death of Constable Scanlon’. The series‚ including this one‚ were all painted with Ripolin enamel on hardboard. You can see the many brushstrokes but some objects are painted completely solid for example Ned Kelly himself and the

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    Starry Night Expressionism was considered a movement in fine art‚ which showed a persons inner experience and feelings‚ instead of a realistic portrayal of an object. Expressionists tried to depict their subjective emotions and their general responses to objects and events‚ instead of depicting an objective reality. The artist accomplished these themes in their paintings through distortion‚ overstatement‚ primitivism‚ and imagination. Their paintings often showed flamboyant‚ jarring‚ violent

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