Emotional intensity

Distorted forms

Naturalistic colors

Subjective perspective

To accurately depict the physical world

To express their inner emotions and experiences

To create a sense of harmony and balance

To promote social and political change

Edvard Munch

Vincent van Gogh

Claude Monet

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

The Scream

Starry Night

Water Lilies

Guernica

Expressionism was a direct reaction against Impressionism

Expressionism influenced the development of Cubism

Expressionism and Futurism shared similar aesthetic principles

All of the above

They used bright, saturated colors to create a sense of joy and optimism

They used dark, muted colors to create a sense of despair and melancholy

They used contrasting colors to create a sense of tension and conflict

All of the above

It was used to create a sense of realism

It was used to emphasize the emotional content of the work

It was used to create a sense of movement and energy

All of the above

They used thick, bold lines to create a sense of strength and power

They used thin, delicate lines to create a sense of fragility and vulnerability

They used curved lines to create a sense of movement and fluidity

All of the above

Expressionism was a direct response to the social and political turmoil of the time

Expressionism was a form of escapism from the social and political issues of the time

Expressionism had no relationship to the social and political issues of the time

None of the above

It led to the development of abstract art

It led to the development of surrealism

It led to the development of pop art

All of the above

Alienation

Anxiety

Optimism

Despair

To accurately depict the physical world

To express their inner emotions and experiences

To promote social and political change

All of the above

They used a high vantage point to create a sense of power and control

They used a low vantage point to create a sense of vulnerability and insignificance

They used a distorted perspective to create a sense of unease and disorientation

All of the above

Expressionism was a direct reaction against Impressionism

Expressionism influenced the development of Cubism

Expressionism and Futurism shared similar aesthetic principles

All of the above

They used symbols to represent their inner emotions and experiences

They used symbols to represent social and political issues

They used symbols to create a sense of mystery and ambiguity

All of the above