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fauvism art movement

fauvism art movement. => History - Developed in France during the 20 th century. - Started by Henri Matisse. - The term Fauvism means Wild Beasts [known as les Fauves in French].

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fauvism art movement

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  1. fauvism art movement => History - Developed in France during the 20th century. - Started by Henri Matisse. - The term Fauvism means Wild Beasts [known as les Fauves in French]. - The term les Fauves was born when a painting by Henri Matisse was shown at an exhibition at 1905Salon d’Automne. - There were other Fauvists but Henri was one of the dominant figure. - It was not exactly an art movement.

  2. => Philosophy/Essence/Ideology - Oil pastels - It started with Henri experimenting with colours in paintings. - Emphasis on using pure colours without mixing/blending - Expressive and colourful style. - They painted subjects that invoke feelings of joy,pleasure and comfort so they always prefer to use intense colours and vigorous brush strokes. - Often left colours unblended which interfere with 3d perception. - Non-naturalistic colours.

  3. => Subject Matter - Subjects used are mainly landscapes. - Other subjects matter are portraits,interior and nude. - Forms used in the paintings are simplified. - Originality/Exaggerated colours on the subject matters. => Famous Artists Henri Matisse , Andre Derain , Albert Marquet , Charles Camoin , Louis Valtat , Georges Rounault , Kees van Dongen, Henri Evenepoel.

  4. Henri Matisse

  5. Andre Derain

  6. Georges Ronault Henri Evenepoel Charles Camoin Louis Valtat Kees van Dongen

  7. Albert Marquet

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