Bold colors and gestural brush strokes define Abstract Expressionism, an art movement born in the wake of post–World War II New York City. Artists like Robert Motherwell, Willem de Kooning and Joan Mitchell captured America's desire for freedom, action and feeling. The movement brought attention to the American art scene, with its jazz-influenced improvisational style and in-your-face hues. Our @1stDibs curation encompasses a variety of mediums — paintings, silkscreens and more — that showcase the movement's spark and spontaneity. Tap the link in our bio to view the collection in full. 🎨: @jacobsongallery, Art Commerce, @upsilongallery, @damatsfinearts, @heatherjamesfineart