Expressionist Paintings(1,399 items)
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Featured Artist
Frank Coffie
"The inspiration for my paintings comes from nature, the environment and life experiences. I love the colors and the process I go through when painting."
"I had to drop out of school, which was a very difficult moment. While at home, I was introduced to painting by a friend and took this opportunity to help use my free time wisely. It... read more
Popular Expressionist Paintings
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Signed Lino Print of Mixtec Ruler, "Eight Deer Jaguar Claw"
$119.99Mexican artist R. Fabricio evokes the ancient in this limited-edition linoleum block print. The print depicts Eight Deer Jaguar Claw, a powerful Mixtec ruler in Oaxaca in the 11th century, as seen in the Codex Zouche-Nuttall (a pre-Columbian pictographic document). The artist adds an actual jaguar, constellations, and rows of thick claws at top and bottom. Colorful acrylic paints accent the print.
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Expressionist Mixed Media Painting of Man's Face, "Single Focus"
$399.99With a nod to the traditional West African folk art form of string art, Frank Coffie in Ghana creates this unique mixed media painting. The artist incorporates green and yellow cotton yarns into the oil on canvas composition of a man's face.
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Signed Expressionist Painting of a Meditating Woman, "Meditation Realm"
$359.99In tones of brown and purple, a woman meditates in this serene painting, captured in an expressionist style that allows the composition to melt artistically towards the bottom. Ghanaian artist Hilton Korley Boye describes his effort as "Trying to use colors to depict what the eyes cannot see."
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Unique Expressionist Acrylic Painting of Soulmates, "Pasangan"
$509.99Inspired by traditional Javanese shadow puppets, artist Hendarto of Bali composes this expressive painting. Two profiles are depicted, one echoing the other perfectly, symbolizing that they are soulmates. "It is a couple in life, as husband and wife. It represents both physical and spiritual connection and as the symbol of passion and holiness," says the artist. He names his original artwork , or "The Couple."
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