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This paper compares the works of Edvard Munch and Egon Schiele. The author focuses on sexuality and other themes in their works.

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"The style of art known as expressionism relates to a movement that began in Germany at the beginning of the ...th century. Expressionist works of art display reality through the unique and at times eerie perspective of the painter viewing the world outside from the internal depths of the psyche. With respect to art, such emotional states are expressed through distortion or deformation of objective reality. Intense color agitated brushstrokes and disjointed space are common features of German Expressionist painting as witnessed in the works of ...."

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