And expressionists, like Kirchner, Beckmann, and Dix, painted things like this.

而表现派画家，像是克尔希纳、贝克曼和迪克斯，画风则是这样。

At this time, Smithson was producing paintings, drawings and colleges inspired by the abstract expressionists.

在这个时候，史密森受到抽象表现主义者的启发，正在创作绘画、素描和学院。

However, in the 1950s, a new generation of American artists — the abstract expressionists — rediscovered Monet.

然而，在20世纪50年代，新一代的美国艺术家——抽象表现主义——重新发现了莫奈。

Van Gogh wasn't an expressionist, but he was a huge influence on them.

梵高并不是表现主义者 但他对表现主义者的影响很大。

Robert Edmund jones was another leading expressionist designer.

罗伯特·埃德蒙·琼斯是也是一位一流的表现主义设计师。

No expressionist anxieties at all, transforming theater into a meaning factory.

它没有表现主义的焦虑 而是把戏剧变成了一个意义工厂。

They paved the way towards abstract art, but the ways in which they used non-naturalistic colors also influenced German expressionists heavily.

他们为抽象艺术铺平了道路，但他们使用非自然主义色彩的方式也严重影响了德国表现主义者。

His most famous artwork, The Scream, can be read as both an expressionist and a symbolist piece.

他最著名的作品《呐喊》 (TheScream) 既可以被视为表现主义作品，也可以被视为象征主义作品。

The expressionist playwright Elmer Rice headed up the New York office.

表现主义剧作家埃尔默·赖斯是纽约办事处的负责人。

Through art, van Gogh hoped to express himself, with all his fragilities and strengths, using contrasting colors and Expressionist deformations.

梵高希望通过艺术表现出自己的所有脆弱性和力量，使用对比鲜明的色彩和表现主义的变形来表达自己 。

Maybe Chekhov would have moved in a more symbolist or expressionist direction if he'd lived longer. But he didn't.

如果契诃夫活得更久一点的话 也许他会朝着象征主义或者表现主义的方向发展 不过可惜。

Expressionists continued though, in a fragmented way to create emotive work.

尽管如此，表现主义者仍在继续，以一种支离破碎的方式来创作动人的作品。

Basquiat's career would coincide with the arrival of the Neo-Expressionist movement, a return to painting, and the re-emergence of the human figure.

巴斯奎特的职业生涯与新表现主义运动的到来、绘画的回归以及人物形象的重新出现不期而至。

There will be no train tracks here at all or if there are there gonna be weird expressionist train tracks.

这里不会有火车轨道 如果有也是奇怪的表现主义火车轨道。

Expressionist art grew out of the work of Symbolist artists such as Paul Gauguin, Edvard Munch and Vincent Van Gogh.

表现主义艺术源于保罗·高更、爱德华·蒙克和文森特·梵高等象征主义艺术家的作品。

Chu's work has been compared to that of Jackson Pollock, a major artist in the abstract expressionist movement of the 1940s and 1950s.

Chu的作品被比作20世纪40年代和50年代抽象表现主义运动的主要艺术家杰克逊·波洛克的作品。

His early works were episodic plays about macho heroes and fragmenting societies in the expressionist style of Ernst Toller or Georg Kaiser.

他早期的作品是恩斯特·托勒或者格奥尔格·凯泽的那种关于大男子主义英雄和分裂社会的表现主义风格的情景剧。

One of the first major expressionist works in the U.S. was Eugene O'neill's 1922 play " The Hairy Ape" , a fragmented story of dehumanization.

美国最早的表现主义作品之一是尤金·奥尼尔1922年的戏剧《毛猿》 一个关于非人化的片段式的故事。

In time though Expressionists and Realists who did confront the brutality of the modern industrialized world would find themselves victims of it.

尽管确实面对现代工业化世界的残酷的表现主义者和现实主义者会及时发现自己是它的受害者。

In the 1970's and 1980's in Germany several artists looked back at the expressionist forerunners and were themselves dubbed Neo Expressionists.

在 70 年代和 80 年代的德国，几位艺术家回顾了表现主义的先驱，并被称为新表现主义。