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Сообщение от Seriy
and Kokoschka not apply to the German Expressionists?
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It is usually considered to be German, or better say, severnoevropeyskomu (if we consider that, and Munch, had a tremendous impact on this trend, was not a German, Expressionism, as Frantisek Kupka), both of them ethnic Czechs from the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Generally in the last 15-20 years there has been a departure from frankotsentrizma in the evaluation of art in the first half of the twentieth century, the reassessment and enter the world market of artists that previously existed only on the local. The best examples of this - Klimt and Schiele, figures which, as I already wrote about it 30 years ago you could buy in Vienna for very little money and that is outside of Austria, nobody is interested.