Showing 5 artworks with Expressionist Printmaking
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Expressionist Printmaking
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- Putty
- Black
- Gray
- White
- Expressionism
- Symbolic Art
- Nicholas Roerich
- Monochrome
- Roerich Art Print
- Family Gathering
- Sketch
- Deadly Sins
- Cats
- Black And White Drawing
- Art For Living Room
- Support
- German Art Deco
- Historical City Art
- Stylized Depiction
- Gift For Art Lovers
- Geometric Shapes
- James Ensor
- Indian Woman
- Psychological Portraiture
- Social Realism
- Black And White
- Vulnerability
- Belarus
- Gray And Black Art
Marc Chagall's 'The Drunkard' (1914) is a powerful Expressionist painting depicting vulnerability and support through stark black & white contrasts, reflecting the artist’s Belarusian roots and emotional depth.
James Ensor's unsettling 'Gluttony,' from The Deadly Sins series (1904), depicts a decadent dining table scene—a masterful exploration of excess and moral decay through stark black and white etching.
Explore Nicholas Roerich's evocative sketch of an Indian woman preparing food – a minimalist masterpiece blending Expressionist influences with folk art traditions, capturing quiet dignity and cultural essence.
Explore Käthe Kollwitz's poignant Study Sheet, depicting a loving family embraced by three cats – a testament to her enduring exploration of human emotion and social realism.
Nicholas Roerich’s Untitled (10) presents a stark monochromatic lithograph of a medieval cityscape through an arched gateway, embodying early 20th-century Expressionist style and evoking a sense of timeless antiquity – discover this captivating artwork.