Artistry
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Expressionism
In Art
The expression of a painting is meant to depict the artist’s inner world and bring it out. Nature is not simply portrayed as it presents itself to the viewer. Colours play a very important role here because they serve as a medium to express the innermost feelings in a picture. This effect has been achieved by the Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in the painting “Staberhof Farm on Fehmarn“ of 1912.
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