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Installation view of Expressionism, 1900–1955

Installation view of Expressionism, 1900–1955. Image courtesy of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery Digital Assets Collection and Archives, Buffalo, New York. 

Expressionism, 1900–1955

Friday, November 16, 1956
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Sunday, December 30, 1956

This exhibition surveyed the twentieth-century development of Expressionism in Europe and America. 

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