It's a retrospective on post-war abstract expressionism.

那是战后抽象表现主义的回顾展。

But he did have a child, of course, Expressionism.

表现主义。

And something else I'd like to show you is this wonderful Bruno Paul furniture, which Karl was obsessed by reupholstered in Karl's fabulous colors, a sort of German, expressionist blue.

我还们看样东西，就是这套非常漂亮的布鲁诺保罗家具，卡尔非常喜欢，它重新换装一种奇妙的德国表现主义派蓝色。

You can really go kind of expressionistic with it.

可以用它来表现主义来演绎它。

Expressionist classics, like Metropolis and Nosferatu, soon followed, using that same lighting, drama, and, of course, Dutch angles—this time, using the camera to tilt the scene instead of the set.

经典表现主义电影，像是《大都会》和《不死殭尸》很快跟进，使用同样的灯光与戏剧效果，当然也少不荷兰角镜头－－但这次，是倾斜相机，而非场景本身。

The piece marked out a whole new way of creating for the artist and represented a complete break from the previous decade's Abstract Expressionism - think loads of splashes of paint.

这件品为艺术家创造一种全新的创方式，并且代表对前十年抽象表现主义的完全突破（大量油漆飞溅）。

Basquiat's career would coincide with the arrival of the Neo-Expressionist movement, a return to painting, and the re-emergence of the human figure.

巴斯奎特的职业生涯与新表现主义运动的到来、绘画的回归以及人物形象的重新出现不期而至。

Chu's work has been compared to that of Jackson Pollock, a major artist in the abstract expressionist movement of the 1940s and 1950s.

Chu的品被20纪40年代和50年代抽象表现主义运动的主要艺术家杰克逊·波洛克的品。

If symbolism was about trying to determine a universal truth, expressionism concerned itself with one artists, weird individual perspective.

如果说象征主义试图确定一个普遍的真理 那么表现主义则关注一个艺术家 以一种怪异的个人视角。

Expressionism is famously hard to define, but you can think of it as roughly the opposite of impressionism.

表现主义出名的难以定义，但可以大致上把它成跟印象派相反。

As movements go, expressionism was more serious than dada and less dreamy than surrealism.

随着运动的发展 表现主义变得达达主义更加严肃 同时又没有超现实主义那么梦幻。

Later, they would create a new visual language — and be known as " The Abstract Expressionists" , a term Rothko disliked.

后来，他们创造一种新的视觉语言——被称为“抽象表现主义”，这是罗斯科不喜欢的一个词。

Then it broke into thrillers, specifically Hitchcock's thrillers, like The Birds, Strangers on a Train, and the lesser-known The Lodger, which, the man himself said, was heavily influenced by expressionism.

接着渗透到恐怖片中，尤其是希希区柯克的恐怖片，象是《群鸟》、《火车怪客》和较为冷门的《房客》，而他本人也表示，该部电影受表现主义影响极深。

And there's also a definite whiff of expressionism in some of August Strindberg's light plays, like " To Damascus" .

奥古斯特·斯特林堡的一些轻剧 如《大马士革之行》 也有明显的表现主义气息。

However, in the 1950s, a new generation of American artists — the abstract expressionists — rediscovered Monet.

然而，在20纪50年代，新一代的美国艺术家——抽象表现主义——重新发现莫奈。

It's kind of contradiction, right? Cause it's very expressionistic, but at the same time when it was actually done, it's very restricted, you couldn't make wrong.

这有点矛盾，对吧？因为这是非常表现主义的，但同时当它实际完成的时候，它是非常受限制的，不会出错的。

We'll look at its origin, its literature, its stagecraft, and its impact on American Modernism.

我们会看看表现主义的起源、文学品、舞台艺术、以及它对美国现代主义的影响。

There will be no train tracks here at all or if there are there gonna be weird expressionist train tracks.

这里不会有火车轨道 如果有也是奇怪的表现主义火车轨道。

And at that time, a movement called " expressionism" had taken hold, primarily in Germany and Austria.

而当时表现主义蔚为风潮，主要流行于德国与奥地利。

It was in many ways a reaction against Abstract Expressionism, the dominant artistic movement in the United States in the 1950s.

在许多方面，这是对20纪50年代美国占主导地位的艺术运动抽象表现主义的一种反抗。