1939, Expressionism

Paul Klee

1939

Head Of A Child

Discover Paul Klee's 'Head of a Child,' a poignant watercolor capturing innocence and emotion through simplified forms & muted colors. Explore its Expressionist style within the Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus.

Paul Klee

1939

Historic Ground

Discover 'Historic Ground' by Paul Klee – a captivating 1939 watercolor landscape showcasing Expressionist techniques & timeless beauty. Explore Klee’s unique style at the Bern Museum.

Paul Klee

1939

Angel Still Feminine

Paul Klee's 'Angel Still Feminine' (1939) is an Expressionist masterpiece blending abstraction, symbolism & color. Explore its enigmatic figures, emotional depth & Klee’s unique vision.

Paul Klee

1939

Flowers In Stone

Paul Klee: A Poetics of Form and Color – Exploring the Inner Landscape of a Modern Master

Henri Matisse

1939

The Daisies

Admire Henri Matisse’s "The Daisies," a vibrant Expressionist masterpiece capturing the beauty of flowers and evoking emotion. Discover its significance in modern art history and explore related works by Matisse.

Paul Klee

1939

An Allegory Of Propaganda

An allegory of propaganda – Paul Klee’s expressive painting depicts a distorted face with two eyes and a mouth against a crimson backdrop, embodying the artist's signature style of Expressionism and conveying a potent message about political symbolism.

Paul Klee

1939

The Rumors

Paul Klee

1939

Blue Bird Pumpkin

Paul Klee’s ‘Blue Bird Pumpkin,’ painted in 1939, showcases a vibrant geometric abstraction with a smiling blue bird atop an orange pumpkin, reflecting the artist's Expressionist style and Bauhaus influence – discover this captivating artwork.

Rafael Zabaleta Fuentes

1939

Two Woman And Self-portrait Bust

Oskar Kokoschka

1939

Polperro Ii

Max Beckmann

1939

The Acrobats, Private Collection, St. Lou

Max Beckmann’s ‘The Acrobats’ (1939) – a powerful Expressionist triptych exploring social anxieties & human drama. Distorted forms, vibrant colors, & layered symbolism. A unique piece by a master.

Julio Moisés Fernández De Villasante

1939

Untitled

Black & white ink drawing by Julio Moisés Fernández de Villasante (1939). Expressive lines depict figures in a chaotic interaction – an Expressionist masterpiece of tension and form.

Felix Nussbaum

1939

Man With Flower

Explore Felix Nussbaum’s ‘Man with Flower’ (1939), an Expressionistic oil painting of a nude figure in a dramatic, shadowed room. Discover its symbolism & unique impasto technique.

André Masson

1939

Oedipus

André Masson’s 1939 ‘Oedipus’ is a dynamic Expressionist masterpiece! Intense colors, swirling forms & impasto create an emotionally charged experience of passion and transformation. A unique piece for art collectors.

Will Barnet

1939

Early Morning

Early Morning by Will Barnet (1939) is a striking woodcut print showcasing mortality & rest through dramatic lines & shadows. Explore Expressionist art!

Albert Bloch

1939

The Garden Of Asses Ii

Explore Albert Bloch’s "The Garden of Asses II," a vibrant oil painting blending expressionism & impressionism. Discover its dreamlike pastoral scene, rich colors, and layered textures.

David Alfaro Siqueiros

1939

The Sob

Albert Bloch

1939

Garden Glimpse

Admire "Garden Glimpse" by Albert Bloch – a serene 1939 painting of lush gardens & birds. Explore early abstraction & psychological themes in this beautiful hand-painted reproduction.

Georgios Bouzianis

1939

Woman Figure

Vladimir Polunin

1939

Travellers

Vladimir Polunin’s ‘Travellers’ (1939) – a dynamic Expressionist painting featuring angular forms & warm colors. Explore this captivating artwork's Cubist influence & rich texture.

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