Expressionism is an art movement that emphasizes the artist's inner emotions and subjective experiences, rather than accurately depicting the external world.

Expressionist art is often characterized by bright, vibrant colors, bold, exaggerated forms, and distorted perspectives.

Edvard Munch is considered a pioneer of Expressionism, particularly for his iconic painting 'The Scream'.

Die Brücke was a German art group that is associated with Expressionism. It was founded in Dresden in 1905.

The Scream by Edvard Munch is an iconic example of Expressionism. It depicts a figure with an anguished expression, surrounded by swirling colors and distorted forms.

Expressionist artists challenged traditional notions of art by rejecting the idea of objective reality, emphasizing the artist's subjective experiences, and using bold, exaggerated forms and colors.

Expressionism is a reaction against Impressionism, a continuation of Romanticism, and a precursor to Surrealism.

Expressionism influenced the development of abstract art, literature and poetry, and music and dance.

Expressionist art often explores themes of anxiety and despair, alienation and isolation, and urban life and industrialization.

Expressionism challenged traditional notions of art, opened up new possibilities for artistic expression, and influenced the development of subsequent art movements.

Pablo Picasso is not associated with Expressionism. He is more closely associated with Cubism and Surrealism.

None of the above options are associated with the Expressionist art movement that emerged in Russia. The correct answer is 'The Jack of Diamonds'.

Expressionist architecture is characterized by bold, geometric forms, asymmetrical designs, and bright, vibrant colors.

Expressionism influenced the development of film by leading to the development of montage techniques, influencing the use of subjective camerawork, and inspiring the creation of experimental films.

Expressionist music is characterized by dissonant harmonies, angular melodies, and intense rhythms.