Kandinsky’s The Blue Rider accompanies an overview of Expressionism as an art of emotional intensity, distorted form, symbolic color, psychological tension, and inner reality.
A portrait of Franz Marc accompanies an overview of his symbolic colors, blue horses, animal imagery, spiritual Expressionism, war experience, and metaphysical understanding of nature.
A portrait of Max Beckmann accompanies an overview of his figurative distortions, traumatic modernity, war experience, allegorical painting, exile, and artistic legacy.
A young woman and a death-like figure embrace on a white cloth above cracked ground, turning farewell, intimacy, mortality, and fractured form into Expressionist tension.
