DIE BRUCKE
(beginning 1905)
Die Brucke was the association
of artist expressionists from Dresden, Germany. Their first exhibition was held
in 1906.
Die Brucke made use of a
technique that was controlled, intentionally unsophisticated and crude,
developing a style hallmarked by expressive distortions and emphases. Die
Brucke artists often used color similar to the Fauves, and they were also
influenced by art form from Africa and Oceania.
Some of the painters in the
group sympathized with the revolutionary socialism of the day and drew
inspiration from Van Gogh's ideas on artists' communities. Die Brucke
expressionists believed that their social criticism of the ugliness of modern
life could lead to a new and better future.
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