Neo-Expressionism is a late 20th‑century movement where artists return to raw, emotional painting—intense color, rough brushwork, and often distorted figures—after decades dominated by minimal, conceptual, and cooler abstract art.
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Neo-Expressionism is a late 20th‑century movement where artists return to raw, emotional painting—intense color, rough brushwork, and often distorted figures—after decades dominated by minimal, conceptual, and cooler abstract art.
Neo-Expressionism still echoes in the popularity of big, gestural, figurative painting