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Early Expressionism The movement developed in the early 20th century as a reaction to dehumanizing effect of large cities and industrialization.

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2 Early Expressionism The movement developed in the early 20th century as a reaction to dehumanizing effect of large cities and industrialization.

3 Early Expressionism The goal was art that emphasizes the extreme expressive properties of art forms in order to explore subjective emotions and psychological truth.

4 Edvard Munch Although he spent time in Paris learning Impressionism & Post-Impressionism his most creative period was in Berlin. Munch specialized in portraying extreme emotions like jealousy, sexual desire and loneliness.

5 The Scream by Munch

6 Separation by Munch

7 Portrait of Friedrich Nietzsche by Munch

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