Expressionist painters, ranked

100 Famous Expressionist Painters: The Definitive Ranking

The most famous Expressionist painter is Василий Васильевич Кандинский (1866–1944), known for Несколько кругов, Соломон Р. Г. and Композиция VIII. Next come Эдвард Мунк, Жан-Мишель Баския, Пауль Клее and Джексон Поллок. This ranking of the 100 most famous Expressionist painters runs from Кристиан Рольфс (born 1849) to Жан-Мишель Баския (born 1960), across 37 countries.

How this list is ranked. Artists whose works our catalogue files under Expressionist, in the order of our fame ranking of artists. Artists without a Wikidata identifier born after 1955 are left out until verified. The Wikipedia figure next to each name is the number of our 32 languages in which Wikipedia has an article on the artist.

  1. Несколько кругов, Соломон Р. Г. by Василий Васильевич Кандинский1Василий Васильевич Кандинский
  2. Крик by Эдвард Мунк2Эдвард Мунк
  3. Безымянный - Череп (Broad Collection, LA) by Жан-Мишель Баския3Жан-Мишель Баския

The essentials

Expressionist at a glance

  • 100Artists
  • 1849–1960Years of birth
  • 37Countries of birth
  • 10Women
  • 6Living artists
  • 16 739Works in our catalogue
Cities with most births
Нью-Йорк (4), Вена (3), Дрезден (2), Лейпциг (2)

Ranked, with their masterpieces

The ranking: 100 Expressionist Painters and their key works

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Василий Васильевич Кандинский

Русский Born in Москва ['Экспрессионизм', 'Абстрактная живопись', 'Синий всадник'] Wikipedia in 32/32 languages

Василий Васильевич Кандинский

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Жан-Мишель Баския

Американский Born in Парк-Слоуп Неоэкспрессионизм Wikipedia in 29/32 languages

Жан-Мишель Баския

By the early 1980s, Basquiat transitioned from graffiti to canvas, rapidly gaining recognition within the New York art world. His paintings weren’t easily categorized; they were a unique synthesis of influences ranging from Abstract Expressionism to tribal art, comic books, and historical painting. In the years since his death, Basquiat’s reputation has only grown.

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Амедео Модильяни

Итальянец Born in Ливорно Экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 32/32 languages

Амедео Модильяни

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Эгон Шиле

Австриец Born in Тульн-ан-дер-Донау Австрийский экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 32/32 languages

Эгон Шиле

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Фрэнсис Бэкон

Ирландец Born in Дублин Экспрессионизм, кубизм, сюрреализм Wikipedia in 30/32 languages

Фрэнсис Бэкон

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Оскар Кокошка

Австриец, чех, британец Born in Пёхларн Экспрессионизм, венский авангард Wikipedia in 29/32 languages

Оскар Кокошка

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Эрнст Людвиг Кирхнер

Немец Born in Ашаффенбург Немецкий экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 32/32 languages

Эрнст Людвиг Кирхнер

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Аршил Горки

Армяно-американец Born in Хоргом Абстрактный экспрессионизм, Сюрреализм Wikipedia in 24/32 languages

Аршил Горки

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Джеймс Энсор

Бельгиец Born in Остенде ['Символизм', 'Экспрессионизм'] Wikipedia in 25/32 languages

Джеймс Энсор

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Хаим Соломонович Сутин

Француз Born in Смиловичи Экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 26/32 languages

Хаим Соломонович Сутин

While often categorized as an Expressionist, to reduce Soutine solely to this label is a significant oversimplification.

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Макс Бекман

Немец Born in Лейпциг Экспрессионизм, Новая вещественность Wikipedia in 27/32 languages

Макс Бекман

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Александр Колдер

Scottish-American Born in Абердин Architectural sculpture Wikipedia in 28/32 languages

Александр Колдер

Kinetic Art – Mobiles: Calder revolutionized sculpture with his mobiles, embracing movement and spontaneity as artistic principles—a transformative innovation that captivated audiences worldwide. ## Legacy and Influence (Detailed) Alexander Stirling Calder and Alexander ‘sandy’ Calder followed in their father's footsteps as accomplished sculptors, perpetuating a family tradition of artistic innovation.

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Хосе Давид Альфаро Сикейрос

Мексиканский Born in Чиуауа Социальный реализм, Мурализм Wikipedia in 24/32 languages

Хосе Давид Альфаро Сикейрос

«Городское блеск» (1930-е гг.) – критика капиталистической системы и изображение жизни города как места социальной изоляции и эксплуатации.

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Элен Франкенталер

Американка Born in Манхэттен Абстрактная экспрессия, Колористическая абстракция Wikipedia in 19/32 languages

Элен Франкенталер

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Барнетт Ньюман

Американский Born in Нью-Йорк Абстрактный экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 23/32 languages

Барнетт Ньюман

Newman’s formative years were marked by exposure to European artistic currents—particularly Cubism spearheaded by Picasso and the vibrant color palettes championed by Matisse—which instilled in him an appreciation for formal experimentation.

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Франтишек Купка

Born in Опочно Wikipedia in 24/32 languages

Франтишек Купка

«Аморфа, фуга в двух цветах», около 1912 г. «Диски Ньютона, этюд к фуге в двух цветах», около 1911 г.

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Карл Шмидт-Ротлуф

Немецкий Born in Ротлуф Экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 25/32 languages

Карл Шмидт-Ротлуф

He meticulously planned each cut, carefully considering how the remaining areas would interact to create contrast and define form. His woodcuts weren’t simply representations; they were expressions – a tangible manifestation of his inner world. In 1947, he was appointed professor at the University of Arts in Berlin-Charlottenburg, where he mentored a new generation of artists, imparting his knowledge and passion for expressive art.

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Франц Клайн

Американский Born in Уилкс-Барре Абстрактный экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 17/32 languages

Франц Клайн

Simultaneously, he sought inspiration from European masters—particularly Rembrandt’s masterful use of chiaroscuro and Velázquez's meticulous observation of human anatomy—and absorbed the subtle beauty of Japanese prints, where careful line work conveyed complex emotions and narratives. These encounters shaped his aesthetic sensibilities and instilled a belief in the power of deliberate craftsmanship. The disciplined environment of Girard College fostered his burgeoning talent, providing access to foundational training in drawing and drafting techniques.

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Ловис Коринт

Немецкий Born in Гвардейск Импрессионизм и экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 24/32 languages

Ловис Коринт

However, it was his exposure to Impressionism – initially viewed with skepticism – that ultimately proved transformative. Corinth’s fascination with the Baroque master Rubens was particularly significant.

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Чжао Уцзи

Born in Пекин ['1920s Art Deco', 'Expressionism', 'Abstract art'] Wikipedia in 12/32 languages

Чжао Уцзи

While precise details regarding this artist's early life are limited, it’s reasonable to assume that the tumultuous years following World War I profoundly shaped their artistic trajectory. The influence of earlier movements such as Impressionism and Post-Impressionism is also likely present, providing a foundation upon which to build more radical departures. Furthermore, the burgeoning interest in psychology, spearheaded by figures like Sigmund Freud, fueled explorations into the hidden depths of the human psyche—a theme that would become increasingly prominent in their work.

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Станислав Игнаций Виткевич

Польский Born in Варшава Символизм, сюрреализм Wikipedia in 27/32 languages

Станислав Игнаций Виткевич

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Арнольд Шёнберг

Австро-американский Born in Вена Двенадцатитоновая техника; Экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 31/32 languages

Арнольд Шёнберг

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Nadežda Petrović

Serbian Born in Čačak Expressionism & Fauvism Wikipedia in 27/32 languages

Nadežda Petrović

Nadežda Petrović (Serbian Cyrillic: Надежда Петровић; 11/12 October 1873 – 3 April 1915) was a Serbian painter and one of the women war photography pioneers in the region. Graduating in 1891, she taught there for a period beginning in 1893 before moving to Munich to study with Slovenian artist Anton Ažbe. Petrović’s relocation to Munich in 1901 proved transformative, exposing her to the burgeoning avant-garde movements of Expressionism and Fauvism.

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Констант Пермеке

Бельгиец Born in Антверпен Фламандский экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 16/32 languages

Констант Пермеке

Constant Permeke (1886 – 1952) stands as a monumental figure in Belgian art history, recognized primarily for his contribution to Flemish Expressionism—a movement that profoundly impacted the artistic landscape of the early 20th century.

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Кристиан Рольфс

Германия Born in Грос-Ниэндорф Экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 15/32 languages

Кристиан Рольфс

Notable works like “Hilly Landscape in Late Autumn” (1900) exemplify his masterful manipulation of color and texture—creating images imbued with palpable atmosphere and psychological resonance. Furthermore, Rohlfs’s exploration of religious subjects—particularly “The Temptation of Christ” (1914)—revealed his commitment to conveying spiritual narratives through an Expressionist lens—a stylistic choice that distinguished him from many of his contemporaries.

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Ричард Дибенкорн

Американский Born in Портленд Лирическая абстракция Wikipedia in 9/32 languages

Ричард Дибенкорн

Richard Diebenkorn, born in Portland, Oregon, in 1922, began his artistic journey at a remarkably young age. Crucially, he found mentors who profoundly influenced his artistic development – Victor Arnautoff, a respected instructor known for his rigorous classical training in oil painting, and Daniel Mendelowitz, an admirer of the evocative realism of Edward Hopper. Richard Diebenkorn’s passing in 1993 marked the end of a remarkable career, but his artistic vision continues to illuminate the landscape of American art.

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Чарльз Генри Симс

British Born in Истлём Outsider art, Impressionism

Чарльз Генри Симс

He also honed his skills at the Royal Academy Schools from 1892 to 1895, where he was awarded the Landseer Scholarship—a prestigious honor recognizing exceptional artistic merit. Initially drawn to the works of Orchardson and Bastien-Lepage, Sims’ artistic explorations soon broadened horizons, embracing the stylistic innovations of Italian quattrocento painting and Puvis de Chavannes. Iris, Sunshine And Wind, and The Bathers are just a few canvases that exemplify Sims’ evolving style and captivating use of light and color.

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Яннис Царухис

Грек Born in Пирей Сюрреализм

Яннис Царухис

«Вход в загородный дом» (1928): Эта акварель служит примером способности Цартойхиса сливать фантазию с тщательной наблюдательностью. «Этюд к "Маю"» (1973): Картина демонстрирует влияние Моранди и мастерское использование техники импасто, передавая одновременно красоту и меланхолию.

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Arthur Segal

Romanian Born in Iași ['Expressionism', 'Dadaism']

Arthur Segal

Segal’s formative years were spent in Romania, absorbing the artistic traditions of the region while simultaneously encountering the burgeoning avant-garde currents emanating from Berlin. A subsequent period in Paris and Italy allowed him to immerse himself in the vibrant artistic scene of the time, encountering the innovations of Post-Impressionism and early Modernism.

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Jean-Paul Riopelle

Canadian Born in Montreal Lyrical Abstraction Wikipedia in 14/32 languages

Jean-Paul Riopelle

Les Automatistes: Riopelle was a member of Les Automatistes in the 1940s, embracing Surrealist principles and exploring spontaneous creation. Move to Paris (1947): His relocation to Paris proved transformative, leading to his first solo exhibition at Galerie La Dragonne in 1949. Riopelle was the first Canadian painter since James Wilson Morrice to achieve widespread international recognition.

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Gabriele Münter

German Born in Berlin Expressionism Wikipedia in 18/32 languages

Gabriele Münter

Gabriele Münter stands as a pivotal figure in the vibrant landscape of early 20th-century German art, a painter whose contributions to Expressionism were long overshadowed but are now rightfully celebrated. She joined his Phalanx school in 1901, where she absorbed the principles of Post-Impressionism and experimented with innovative techniques like using palette knives to apply paint—a method that would become a hallmark of her style.

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Wojciech Weiss

Polish Born in Leorda Expressionism Wikipedia in 11/32 languages

Wojciech Weiss

Weiss's distinctive style is characterized by intense emotion conveyed through muted color palettes and dynamic brushstrokes—a hallmark of Expressionism. His canvases capture psychological states with remarkable sensitivity, reflecting the anxieties and uncertainties of his time. Furthermore, he engaged with Symbolist artists such as Edvard Munch and Gustav Klimt, incorporating evocative imagery and psychological depth into his compositions.

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Эд Рейнхардт

Американский Born in Буффало Абстракционизм, Минимализм Wikipedia in 12/32 languages

Эд Рейнхардт

These works, created between 1954 and 1967, are not simply devoid of color; they are intensely layered with subtle variations in tone, texture, and reflectivity. The paintings were often described as “silent,” reflecting Reinhardt’s belief that art should not impose itself upon the viewer but rather stimulate contemplation and sensory experience. He taught at numerous institutions—Brooklyn College, California School of Fine Arts, University of Wyoming, Yale University, and Hunter College—imparting his rigorous intellectual approach to aspiring artists.

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Max Kurzweil

Austrian Born in Bzenec Vienna Secession Wikipedia in 13/32 languages

Max Kurzweil

His relocation to Vienna in 1879 marked the beginning of a transformative era for both the artist and the city itself, as he moved from the quietude of his Czech origins toward the vibrant, pulsing energy of a burgeoning metropolis. While he achieved significant professional milestones—including being awarded the prestigious Villa Romana prize in 1905 and serving as a respected professor at the Frauenkunstschule —his personal existence was often shadowed by an innate sense of melancholy.

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Bernard Buffet

French Born in Paris Expressionism

Bernard Buffet

By the late 1950s, shifting artistic tides toward total abstraction and criticisms regarding his prolific output and lavish lifestyle led to a period of professional alienation. Nevertheless, Buffet’s dedication to his craft never wavered. Despite his immense success, Buffet’s journey was not without its tribulations.

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Heinrich Campendonk

German/Dutch Born in Krefeld Der Blaue Reiter Wikipedia in 13/32 languages

Heinrich Campendonk

The Blaue Reiter’s emphasis on symbolism, spirituality, and the connection between art and nature profoundly impacted Campendonk's work, leading him to incorporate elements of folklore, mythology, and dream imagery into his compositions.

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Марк Тоби

Американский Born in Сентрвилл Абстрактный экспрессионизм Wikipedia in 14/32 languages

Марк Тоби

Thompson introduced Tobey to the tenets of the Baháʼí Faith, a religion emphasizing the unity of all religions and humanity’s spiritual evolution. Tobey’s travels became increasingly frequent and purposeful, taking him across Europe, Palestine, Turkey, Lebanon, China, and Japan. He represented the United States at the Venice Biennale in 1958, further solidifying his position as a major figure in the art world.

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John Bellany

Scottish Expressionism; Surrealism

John Bellany

During his formative years at the Edinburgh College of Art, he forged lasting bonds with contemporaries such as Alan Bold and Alexander Moffat, contributing to a movement dedicated to revitalizing Scottish art through a blend of local heritage and international influence. John Bellany’s contribution to British art history is marked by his ability to elevate regional Scottish identity to a universal stage.

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Керри Джеймс Маршалл

Американец Born in Бирмингем Неоэкспрессионизм Wikipedia in 8/32 languages

Керри Джеймс Маршалл

Chalk Up Another One: мощная работа 1992 года, воспевающая жизнь чернокожих и одновременно бросающая прямой вызов расовым стереотипам. Scout (Girl): неоэкспрессионистский портрет, использующий яркие цвета и графическую глубину для передачи сути юности и самоидентификации.

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Mary Ascher

British Biblical scenes, female figures

Mary Ascher

Her use of light and shadow was particularly masterful, imbuing her figures with a sense of depth and psychological complexity. Beyond the technical aspects, Ascher’s process involved a deep engagement with the source material. Her influence can be seen in later generations of artists who sought to infuse their work with personal meaning and social commentary.

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Frits Van Den Berghe

Belgian Born in Ghent Expressionism, Surrealism Wikipedia in 10/32 languages

Frits Van Den Berghe

Notably, he collaborated on a comic strip series with Jean Ray, further demonstrating his versatility as an artist. His legacy endures as one of the most significant figures of the Belgian Expressionist movement. Van Hecke’s unwavering support provided Van den Berghe with crucial exposure and access to the artistic circles of Brussels and Ghent.

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Ernst Barlach

Ernst Barlach

A pivotal trip to Russia in 1906 profoundly influenced his artistic direction, exposing him to new perspectives and a more expressive aesthetic. Financial support from art dealer Paul Cassirer allowed Barlach to develop his unique style, focusing on the emotional intensity of human figures.

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Лайнд Уорд

Американский Born in Чикаго Деревенская гравюра, графический роман

Лайнд Уорд

Inspired by Masereel’s pioneering work, Ward embarked on a radical new path—creating narratives entirely conveyed through meticulously crafted woodcut illustrations. This wasn’t merely an aesthetic choice; it represented a fundamental rethinking of storytelling itself—a deliberate rejection of conventional prose in favor of visual language that prioritized emotional impact and symbolic depth. Ward was born on June 26, 1905, in Chicago, Illinois—a city undergoing rapid industrialization and social transformation during his formative years.

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Heinrich Nauen

German Born in Krefeld Expressionism Wikipedia in 10/32 languages

Heinrich Nauen

Unlike many artists who sought grand urban centers, Nauen found his creative haven in the Rhineland, a region steeped in folklore, rural beauty, and a deep connection to the land – influences that would irrevocably shape his distinctive style. Nauen’s formal training began at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in 1898, where he honed his skills under the tutelage of established masters. While Nauen’s work predates the formal establishment of German Expressionism, it undeniably shares many key characteristics with the movement.

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The paintings behind the names

Famous Expressionist works and the artists who made them

  1. Несколько кругов, Соломон Р. Г. by Василий Васильевич Кандинский

    Несколько кругов, Соломон Р. Г.

    Василий Васильевич Кандинский

    1926 · Музей Соломона Р. Гуггенхайма, Нью-Йорк

  2. Крик by Эдвард Мунк

    Крик

    Эдвард Мунк

    1893 · Национальная галерея, Осло

  3. Безымянный - Череп (Broad Collection, LA) by Жан-Мишель Баския

    Безымянный - Череп (Broad Collection, LA)

    Жан-Мишель Баския

    1981

  4. Арктическая роса by Пауль Клее

    Арктическая роса

    Пауль Клее

    1920 · Sezon Museum of Modern Art, Каруизава

  5. Автономный ритм №30 by Джексон Поллок

    Автономный ритм №30

    Джексон Поллок

  6. Портрет Жанны Эбютерн by Амедео Модильяни

    Портрет Жанны Эбютерн

    Амедео Модильяни

    1918 · Yale University Art Gallery, Хартфорд

  7. Портрет Валли by Эгон Шиле

    Портрет Валли

    Эгон Шиле

    1912 · Leopold Museum, Вена

  8. Собака by Фрэнсис Бэкон

    Собака

    Фрэнсис Бэкон

    1952 · Музей современного искусства (MoMA), Нью-Йорк

Through time

A Expressionist timeline in masterpieces

  1. 1888
  2. 1909
  3. 1912
  4. 1918
  5. 1920
  6. 1924
  7. 1926
  8. 1944
  9. 1952
  10. 1952
  11. 1956
  12. 1971
  13. 1975
  14. 1984

In figures

By the numbers

All of them, in order

List of the 100 famous Expressionist painters

  1. 1Василий Васильевич КандинскийВасилий Васильевич КандинскийРусский · 1866–1944
  2. 2Эдвард МункЭдвард МункНорвежец · 1863–1944
  3. 3Жан-Мишель БаскияЖан-Мишель БаскияАмериканский · 1960–1988
  4. 4Пауль КлееПауль КлееНемецко-швейцарская · 1879–1940
  5. 5Джексон ПоллокДжексон ПоллокАмериканец · 1912–1956
  6. 6Амедео МодильяниАмедео МодильяниИтальянец · 1884–1920
  7. 7Эгон ШилеЭгон ШилеАвстриец · 1890–1918
  8. 8Фрэнсис БэконФрэнсис БэконИрландец · 1909–1992
  9. 9Герхард РихтерГерхард РихтерНемец · born 1932
  10. 10Виллем Де КунингВиллем Де КунингГолландско-американская · 1904–1997
  11. 11Джаспер ДжонсДжаспер ДжонсАмериканец · born 1930
  12. 12Марк РоткоМарк РоткоАмериканец · 1903–1970
  13. 13Франц МаркФранц МаркНемец · 1880–1916
  14. 14Оскар КокошкаОскар КокошкаАвстриец, чех, британец · 1886–1980
  15. 15Эрнст Людвиг КирхнерЭрнст Людвиг КирхнерНемец · 1880–1938
  16. 16Аршил ГоркиАршил ГоркиАрмяно-американец · 1904–1948
  17. 17Эмиль НольдеЭмиль НольдеНемецко-датчанин · 1867–1956
  18. 18Отто ДиксОтто ДиксНемец · 1891–1969
  19. 19Джеймс ЭнсорДжеймс ЭнсорБельгиец · 1860–1949
  20. 20Хаим Соломонович СутинХаим Соломонович СутинФранцуз · 1893–1943
  21. 21Макс БекманМакс БекманНемец · 1884–1950
  22. 22Фриденсрайх ХундертвассерФриденсрайх ХундертвассерАвстриец · 1928–2000
  23. 23Ансельм КиферАнсельм КиферНемец · born 1945
  24. 24Люсьен ФрейдЛюсьен Фрейдбританский художник · 1922–2011
  25. 25Кете КольвицКете КольвицНемецкая · 1867–1945
  26. 26Жорж РуоЖорж Руо1871–1958
  27. 27Александр КолдерАлександр КолдерScottish-American · 1898–1976
  28. 28Хосе Давид Альфаро СикейросХосе Давид Альфаро СикейросМексиканский · 1896–1974
  29. 29Элен ФранкенталерЭлен ФранкенталерАмериканка · 1928–2011
  30. 30Сай ТвомблиСай ТвомблиАмериканский · 1928–2011
  31. 31Лионель ФейнингерЛионель ФейнингерАмериканский/Немецкий · 1871–1956
  32. 32Барнетт НьюманБарнетт НьюманАмериканский · 1905–1970
  33. 33Франтишек КупкаФрантишек Купка1871–1957
  34. 34Паула Модерзон-БеккерПаула Модерзон-Беккер1876–1907
  35. 35Юлиан ШнайбельЮлиан ШнайбельАмериканский · born 1951
  36. 36Георг БазелицГеорг БазелицНемец · 1938–2026
  37. 37Ли КраснерЛи КраснерАмериканка · 1908–1984
  38. 38Карл Шмидт-РотлуфКарл Шмидт-РотлуфНемецкий · 1884–1976
  39. 39Ханс ХартунгХанс Хартунгнемец-француз · 1904–1989
  40. 40Франк АуэрбахФранк АуэрбахБританская · 1931–2024
  41. 41Роберт МазервеллРоберт Мазервелл1915–1991
  42. 42Франц КлайнФранц КлайнАмериканский · 1910–1962
  43. 43Пьер ДойгПьер ДойгScottish · born 1959
  44. 44М. Ф. ХусайнМ. Ф. ХусайнИндиец · 1915–2011
  45. 45Август МакеАвгуст МакеНемец · 1887–1914
  46. 46Алексей фон ЯвленскийАлексей фон ЯвленскийРусский · 1864–1941
  47. 47Филипп ГустонФилипп Густон1913–1980
  48. 48Ловис КоринтЛовис КоринтНемецкий · 1858–1925
  49. 49Элис НилЭлис Нил1900–1984
  50. 50Чжао УцзиЧжао Уцзи1920–2013
  51. 51Иоганнес ИттенИоганнес ИттенSwiss · 1888–1967
  52. 52Станислав Игнаций ВиткевичСтанислав Игнаций ВиткевичПольский · 1885–1939
  53. 53Эрих ХеккельЭрих ХеккельНемец · 1883–1970
  54. 54Арнольд ШёнбергАрнольд ШёнбергАвстро-американский · 1874–1951
  55. 55Марианна Владимировна ВерёвкинаМарианна Владимировна ВерёвкинаРусская · 1860–1938
  56. 56Макс ПехштейнМакс ПехштейнИспанец · 1881–1955
  57. 57Вильмош Аба-НовакВильмош Аба-НовакВенгр · 1894–1941
  58. 58Nadežda PetrovićNadežda PetrovićSerbian · 1873–1915
  59. 59Отто МюллерОтто Мюллер1874–1930
  60. 60Констант ПермекеКонстант ПермекеБельгиец · 1886–1952
  61. 61Жюль ПаскинЖюль ПаскинБългарин · 1885–1930
  62. 62Кристиан РольфсКристиан РольфсГермания · 1849–1938
  63. 63Wilhelm LehmbruckWilhelm LehmbruckGerman · 1881–1919
  64. 64Осип ЦадкинОсип ЦадкинРусско-французский · 1888–1967
  65. 65Клиффорд СтиллКлиффорд СтиллАмериканский · 1904–1980
  66. 66Рихард ГерстльРихард ГерстльАвстриец · 1883–1908
  67. 67Ричард ДибенкорнРичард ДибенкорнАмериканский · 1922–1993
  68. 68Джон МаринДжон Марин1870–1953
  69. 69Чарльз Генри СимсЧарльз Генри СимсBritish · 1873–1928
  70. 70Яннис ЦарухисЯннис ЦарухисГрек · 1910–1989
  71. 71Аарон СиккиндАарон СиккиндАмериканский · 1903–1991
  72. 72Ганс ГофманГанс Гофман1880–1966
  73. 73Arthur SegalArthur SegalRomanian · 1875–1944
  74. 74Альбин Эггер-ЛинцАльбин Эггер-Линц1868–1926
  75. 75Адольф ГотлибАдольф ГотлибАмериканский · 1903–1974
  76. 76Jean-Paul RiopelleJean-Paul RiopelleCanadian · 1923–2002
  77. 77Gabriele MünterGabriele MünterGerman · 1877–1962
  78. 78Юо ЁнгкукЮо ЁнгкукЮжнокорейский · 1916–2002
  79. 79Wojciech WeissWojciech WeissPolish · 1875–1950
  80. 80Эд РейнхардтЭд РейнхардтАмериканский · 1913–1967
  81. 81Карл БлоссфельдтКарл Блоссфельдтнемец · 1865–1932
  82. 82Max KurzweilMax KurzweilAustrian · 1867–1916
  83. 83Bernard BuffetBernard BuffetFrench · 1928–1999
  84. 84Heinrich CampendonkHeinrich CampendonkGerman/Dutch · 1889–1957
  85. 85Марк ТобиМарк ТобиАмериканский · 1890–1976
  86. 86John BellanyJohn BellanyScottish · 1942–2013
  87. 87Ян СлейтерсЯн СлейтерсГолландец · 1881–1957
  88. 88Wilhelm MorgnerWilhelm MorgnerGerman · 1891–1917
  89. 89Пол ДженкинсПол ДженкинсАмериканец · 1923–2012
  90. 90Керри Джеймс МаршаллКерри Джеймс МаршаллАмериканец · born 1955
  91. 91Густав Де СметГустав Де СметБельгиец · 1877–1943
  92. 92Armand SchonbergerArmand SchonbergerFrench · 1885–1974
  93. 93Werner PeinerWerner PeinerGerman · 1897–1984
  94. 94Mary AscherMary AscherBritish · 1900–1988
  95. 95Frits Van Den BergheFrits Van Den BergheBelgian · 1883–1939
  96. 96Ernst BarlachErnst Barlach1870–1938
  97. 97Этель АднанЭтель АднанАмериканец · 1925–2021
  98. 98Лайнд УордЛайнд УордАмериканский · 1905–1985
  99. 99Мстислав ДобужинскийМстислав ДобужинскийРусско-литовский · 1875–1957
  100. 100Heinrich NauenHeinrich NauenGerman · 1880–1940

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