If you have a real interest in paintings, you must investigate about the topic and its various movements. Now, the subject in mention is the Expressionism. This artistic movement was originated in Germany. Expressionism encompasses all art in which the painter is free to express what he feeling. Artist's inspiration is indispensable to create art, feel free to express what you think, don't be shy. If you want professional reproductions, don't forget to visit Wholesale paintings.



The Expressionist movement took inspiration from Fauvism, Symbolism and Cubism. The expressionism also is considered the deformation of reality to express our values. Actually, you can find diverse concepts of Expressionism but with the same idea, express feelings. Choose Wholesale paintings if you want handmade reproductions, here you would find more than you imagine.

Expressionism had many and good exponents. This time our author is Edvard Munch. Edvard Munch (born, December 12, 1863 ? died, January 23, 1944) was a Norwegian painter, Symbolist, printmaker and a significant precursor of expressionistic art. Painted in 1893, The Scream, his famous masterpiece is a clear example of the Expressionism because it shows diverse themes such as love, life, death, fear and melancholy.

Initially, Edvard Munch decided to study Engineering but with the time he focused in the paint, a very wise decision. The most characteristic elements of the expressionist works of art are color, dynamism and feelings. You can appreciate these characteristics in majority of Munch's paintings.

This is a list of Edvard Munch's major works: Evening on Karl Johan (1892), The Scream (1893), Ashes (1894), Madonna (1894-1895), Puberty (1895), Self-Portrait with Burning Cigarette (1895), Death in the Sickroom (1895), The Dance of Life (1899-1900), The Dead Mother (1899-1900) and Self Portrait: Between Clock and Bed (1940-1942).

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