German expressionism aesthetic

From The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari to Metropolis, German expressionism held up a mirror to society and is still influencing art 100 years later.

The Love of Zero is a rather remarkable, short experimental film, made for $200 by director Robert Florey, in 1927. Owing much to German Expressionist cinema, the film tells the story of a young man, Zero (Joseph Marievsky), and his love for a young woman called, Beatrix (Tamara Shavrova). It was Florey’s second film,

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Jakob Steinhardt "The City", 1913 (Germany / Israel, Expressionism, 20th cent.)

Doug Jones in The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (2005)

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“Divergence Banishment“ … #photoshop #digitalart #surreal #mime #bnw

dir. Robert Wiene / German Expressionism in Film

Nash's The Hangman - Paul Julian

Brigitte Helm - Metropolis (1927)

Franz Sedlacek, 1930s. Oil on wood

German Expressionism