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1 Stilrichtungen

2 Die Romantik Imaginative, pastoral Weltschmerz Simple lines
By Andreas Achenbach By Carl Spitzweg By Caspar David Friedrich By Philipp Otto Runge

3 Der Impressionismus By Max Liebermann By Karl Hagemeister
Small brushstrokes Light and movement By Lovis Corinth

4 Der Post-Impressionismus (der Pointillismus)
By Vincent van Gogh By Curt Hermann Small points Bright colours By Paul Baum

5 Der Expressionismus By Emil Nolde By Franz Marc By August Macke
Subjective Abstract By Max Pechstein By Wassily Kandinsky

6 Der Kubismus Geometrical Abstract By Franz Marc By Pablo Picasso
By Paul Klee By August Macke

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