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    Abstract expressionism was an artistic movement from 1943 to 1965 where artists did not represent objects, instead using free expression through spots and lines without relating to any object in particular. It began after World War II and lasted for 22 years.

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    Abstract expressionism was an artistic movement from 1943 to 1965 where artists did not represent objects, instead using free expression through spots and lines without relating to any object in particular. It began after World War II and lasted for 22 years.

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    Abstract Expressionism

    Joseph Beltrán, Anya Ramírez, María Laura Rodríguez, Kamila Arévalo


    What is abstract expressionism?

    It was an artistic movement that didn´t represent objects


    History of abstract
    expressionisms
    • After the Second World War
    • 1943 to 1965
    • 22 years
    Characteristic

    • It´s not related to any object


    • free expresión
    • use the spots and lines

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