Art History for Kids: Expressionism 

Expressionism emerged at the beginning of the 20th century in Germany, Europe. It was one of the most emotionally intense movements of the modernist period. While Impressionism aimed to portray the world outside through fleeting light and colour, Expressionism turned inwards, focussing instead on portraying inner turmoil and emotion.

The Red Horses | Image Source: franzmarc.org Origin of Expressionism The term ‘Expressionism’ was coined in 1910 by Czech art historian Antonin Matějček to describe works that did not reflect the outer world like Impressionism but instead expressed internal states. As World War I shook Europe,
to read this article and more!
View a Sample Print Edition
Please fill in the form below to view a sample print edition
View a Sample Print Edition
Please fill in the form below to view a sample print edition
Get a Free RobinAge Edition & Weekly News Highlights
Subscribe to our free newsletter for downloadable issues, inspiring stories and world news updates for your child.
100% free weekly updates. Unsubscribe anytime.
Get a Free RobinAge Edition & Weekly News Highlights
Subscribe to our free newsletter for downloadable issues, inspiring stories and world news updates for your child.
100% free weekly updates. Unsubscribe anytime.
SUBSCRIBE
How can I help you? CHAT WITH US