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Boston Expressionism

Boston Expressionism is an art movement marked by emotional directness, dark humor, social and spiritual themes, and a tendency toward figuration strong enough that Boston Figurative Expressionism is sometimes used as an alternate term to distinguish it from abstract expressionism, with which it overlapped.

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Boston Expressionism

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Boston Expressionism

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related to Philosophy · 16
Boston Expressionism → According, Alfred Werner, Americans, Art, Bloom's, Boston, Conversely, Fine Arts Department, Having, It, Jewish, Judith Bookbinder, Levine's, Pamela Edwards Allara, Robert Taylor, Tufts University
related to Further reading · 15
Boston Expressionism → Boston, Contemporary Art, Dana Museum, DeCordova, Dorothy Abbot, Hyman Bloom, Institute, Jack Levine, Karl Zerbe, Lincoln, MA, Origins, Park, The Artists' Perspective, Thompson
related to External links · 13
Boston Expressionism → Aesthetic ResearchExpressionism, Boston, Boston MABoston Expressionism, Boston’s Claim, Childs Gallery, Danforth Museum, Essay, Fame, Framingham, MABoston Expressionism, New England Journal, Nicholas Capasso, Painting
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Boston Expressionism → art movement marked by emotional directness

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Siqueirosinstance ofZerbe introduced them not only to German artists0.80text
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Timeinstance ofNational magazines0.80text
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and ARTnews took noticeinstance ofNational magazines0.80text
Boston Expressionismrelated to External linksDanforth Museum0.60section
Boston Expressionismrelated to External linksFramingham0.60section
Boston Expressionismrelated to External linksMABoston Expressionism0.60section

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