Which artistic style is characterized by exaggerated emotion, vivid colours, and dramatic brushwork?

Expressionism uses intense colors and distorted forms to show feelings. Artists paint emotions rather than realistic scenes. The style began in early 1900s Germany.

Baroque and Rococo focused on decoration and grandeur. Neoclassicism emphasized balance and classical themes. Expressionism prioritizes raw emotional power.

Artists like Edvard Munch created emotional, dramatic works. The paintings express inner feelings outwardly. This style influenced modern art deeply.