A) Agora é a sua vez! Faça uma pesquisa e aponte as principais características do Expressionismo.

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Resposta: O Expressionismo é uma vanguarda artística europeia do século XX.
Suas principais características são: uma visão trágica do ser humano; exagero e distorção dos temas, pessimismo; a arte visava refletir as angustias; deformidade do mundo real; Edvard Munch é considerado o precursor do Expressionismo.

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