13 Famous Neo-expressionist მხატვრები Who Shaped the Movement

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ჟან-მიშელ ბასკია 1960–1988

ამერიკელი Born in პარკ-სლოუპი ნეოექსპრესიონიზმი Wikipedia in 29/32 languages

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ანსელმ კიფერი და lahir 1945

გერმანელი Born in დონაუეშინგენი ნეო-ექსპრესიონიზმი Wikipedia in 23/32 languages

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საი თვომბლი 1928–2011

ამერიკელი Born in ლექსინგტონი აბსტრაქტული ექსპრესიონიზმი Wikipedia in 21/32 languages

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ჯულიან შნაბელი და lahir 1951

ამერიკელი Born in ბრუკლინი Neo-ექსპრესიონიზმი

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გეორგ ბაზელიცი 1938–2026

გერმანელი Born in დოიჩბაზელიცი ნეო-ექსპრესონიზმი Wikipedia in 26/32 languages

Throughout his prolific career, Baselitz’s artistic language has been a complex tapestry woven from myriad influences, ranging from the starkness of Socialist Realism and the dramatic tension of Mannerism to the primal rhythms of African sculpture.

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ფილიპ გასტონი 1913–1980

კანადაელი-ამერიკელი Born in მონრეალი ['აბსტრაქტული ექსპრესიონიზმი', 'ნეო-ექსპრესიონიზმი'] Wikipedia in 15/32 languages

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Chris Ofili და lahir 1968

British Born in Manchester Punk art Wikipedia in 10/32 languages

His recognition as a member of the Young British Artists group brought him to the forefront of a generation that redefined contemporary painting. A defining moment in his career arrived in 1998 when he was awarded the prestigious Turner Prize, an achievement that highlighted his ability to spark intense public debate through works such as The Holy Virgin Mary.

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Richard John Spare და lahir 1951

Born in London

He has since created a vast body of work comprising over 400 images, primarily inspired by nature and travel. Spare’s works frequently depict wildlife, landscapes, and scenes encountered during his travels, rendered with expressive lines and subtle color palettes. His dedication to traditional printmaking techniques and his commitment to quality have helped preserve this valuable art form.

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რაინერ ფეტინგი და lahir 1949

გერმანელი Born in ვილჰელმსჰავენი Neo-ექსპრესიონიზმი Wikipedia in 6/32 languages

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Richard Spare

British Printmaking, Oil painting

Richard John Spare, born in Chelmsford in 1951, embarked on a journey that would establish him as a pivotal figure in British printmaking and a celebrated artist in his own right. Following college, Spare's apprenticeship with Thomas Ross & Son proved invaluable. In 2025, the Open University bestowed upon him an Honorary Doctorate, recognizing his significant “Services to the Arts.” His works now reside in esteemed public collections including the Victoria & Albert Museum, British Library, and Hunterian Art Gallery, cementing his place within the canon of contemporary British art.