Cap de Creus
Salvador Dalí’s village, Cadaqués, within Natural Park of Cap de Creus, with its ancient, lunar rocks.… Read More
Expressionism, at its core, is about the art coming from within the artist. Instead of observing and conveying a scene or subject, Expressionist artists represent their emotional response to the subject, and sometimes invent both the subject and the emotional response entirely. The classical Expressionist period, started in earnest in Germany, went from 1905 to 1920. Variations in formal movements have recurred — Abstract Expressionism, Neo-Expressionism, and really a tremendous amount of contemporary art. The selection of art categorized as Expressionist on this site is loosely representative of these movements. These curated works evoke emotion but don’t fall neatly into other styles of art we’ve included.
Salvador Dalí’s village, Cadaqués, within Natural Park of Cap de Creus, with its ancient, lunar rocks.… Read More
Abandoned places can be anything, industrial parks, cities, castles, ruins, nature etc.… Read More
Abandoned places can be anything, industrial parks, cities, castles, ruins, nature etc.… Read More
Abstract and figurative painting featuring orange as the dominant color… Read More
Abstract and figurative painting featuring orange as the dominant color… Read More
Abstract and figurative painting featuring orange as the dominant color… Read More
ongoing series of Second Spring. I used extremely fine quality Italian fabric as a surface with various layers of bright mixtures of greens.… Read More
ongoing series of recreation and deconstruction of The Death of Sardanapalus by Delacroix… Read More
The picture belongs to the series “Picasso.” Inspired by Pablo Picasso. I have dedicated a whole series of works to Picasso.… Read More