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Fauvism (/foʊvɪzəm/) is a
style of
painting and an art
movement that
emerged in
France at the
beginning of the 20th century. It was the
style of les Fauves...
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Fauvism was a
poetic style of
painting from the mid-1920s
proposed as a
challenge to Surrealism. The
magazine Cahiers d'Art was
launched in 1926 and...
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numerous art
movements that
embody partial abstraction would be for
instance fauvism in
which color is con****uously and
deliberately altered vis-a-vis reality...
- and Cubism. From its outset, it was
influenced by the
bright colors of
Fauvism and of the
Ballets Russes, and the
exoticized styles of art from China...
- Modigliani, and
Henri Matisse made
Paris their home. It was the
birthplace of
Fauvism,
Cubism and
abstract art, and
authors such as
Marcel Proust were exploring...
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techniques and
demonstrating a
shift in the
French art
world known as
Fauvism. In the
painting itself,
Matisse began with a
roughly sketched outline...
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European ink
painting Excessivism Exoticism Expressionism Fantastic realism Fauvism Feminist art
Figurative art
Figuration Libre Fine Art Folk art Flemish...
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September 1954) was a
French artist, painter,
sculptor and co-founder of
Fauvism with
Henri Matisse.
Derain was born in 1880 in Chatou, Yvelines, Île-de-France...
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fauve in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fauve or
Fauves may
refer to:
Fauvism, an art movement, or
Fauve (collective),
French arts
collective of music...
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first twentieth-century art
movements of
Fauvism in
France and Die Brücke ("The Bridge") in Germany.
Fauvism in
Paris introduced heightened non-representational...
