Where did Expressionism appear and become widespread?

The first and one of the most famous art groups of Expressionists “Bridge” first was located…

Which of the prominent Expressionist artists was NOT a member of the original Bridge group and joined it much later?

Find the “fourth superfluous” in the statement:
“The members of the association “Bridge” were those who shared ideas of German artists:…”

The representatives of Expressionism who considered Post-impressionists their predecessors were closest to the manner of …

According to the documented version, the term “expressionism” was coined by…

Which of these definitions of Expressionism is NOT correct?

Which of the German artists of the older generation considered one of the greatest watercolourists of the 20th century joined the movement of Expressionists?

Which of these artistic techniques is NOT characteristic of the work of Expressionists?

Two major artists who were among the founders of Expressionism as an art movement died on the fronts of the First World War. Art lost…

Austrian expressionism developed in many respects simultaneously with the German one; the first and most consistent followers of the style were three artists. Who was NOT one of them?

The Blue Horseman Expressionists Association was organized…

Apart from Wassily Kandinsky, the Munich Association of Expressionists included three immigrants from Russia. Who is “superfluous”?

This famous German representative of early expressionism, who had several internships in Paris, admitted that paintings by then-unknown artist Paul Cezanne had an effect comparable to that of a thunderstorm. It is…

Whose works of art did Nazi propaganda consider degenerative (degenerate)?

Which of the four artists listed below, immigrants from the Russian Empire, was NOT one of those whose paintings were confiscated from German museums during 1936 and shown at the traveling exhibition “Degenerative Art” in 1937?

By special order of 32 museums and galleries in Germany, the Nazis seized paintings by…

Scenes of bohemian life in a satirical manner and with a touch of cynicism were painted by one of the largest Expressionists of the interwar period, who worked in America. What was his name?

Which of the artists who worked in the style of art nouveau and expressionism and was called the “singer of the peasant theme” was a talented portrait painter and created hundreds of paintings and drawings that convey the appearance of prominent personalities in Russia and Europe?

These Symbolists are considered to be the forerunners of German expressionism.

Three of the artists listed below are considered the greatest Expressionists of Ecol de Paris at a certain period. Who should be excluded from the list?

Whose paintings were NOT presented at the first public exhibition of Austrian Expressionist artists (New Art group, 1909, Vienna)?

Art historians say that the pioneer of the Dutch avant-garde in general and Expressionism in particular was…

In the early 1940s, Expressionism that left the active creative stage revived in the form of Abstract Expressionism…

This painter and graphic artist, who worked in the manner of expressionism and miserabilism, combined avant-garde painting with salon art, conveyed melancholy in society after the Second World War. His paintings are in the collection of modern religious art of the Vatican Museum.

In the biography of this Expressionist artist, there are facts such as studying at the Kyiv Art College and the Munich Academy of Arts, participation in All-Russian exhibitions, the Paris Salon, a number of American shows, acquaintance with M. Gorky and friendship with A. Einstein. What was his name?

Which statement is NOT correct?

This British Expressionist painter was the most expensive living author; he called his works, most often triptychs, sketches. It is…

The Blue Horseman group of Expressionists got its name in honor of a painting by…