FAUVISM

fōˈvĭzəm [Fr. fauve=wild beast], name derisively hurled at and cheerfully adopted by a group of French painters, including Matisse, Rouault, Derain, Vlaminck, Friesz, Marquet, van Dongen, Braque, and Dufy. Although fauvism was a short-lived movement (1905–8), its influence was international and basic to the evolution of 20th-century art. It was essentially an expressionist style, characterized by bold distortion of forms and exuberant color. Only Matisse continued to explore its possibilities after 1908. Most of the others contributed to the development of new styles, such as cubism, which immediately followed the fauvist movement.

See J. P. Crespelle, The Fauves (tr. 1962); J. É. Muller, Fauvism (1967); S. Whitfield, Fauvism (1990).

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books on: Fauvism  - 259 results

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Fauvism: Biographical and Critical Study
Book by Jean Leymarie, James Emmons; Skira, 1959
Subjects: Fauvism--France, Painting, French, Painting, Modern--20th Century--France
...LEYMARIE Translated by James Emmons Fauvism SKIRA Title page: Henri Matisse...early impressionist style and takes to Fauvism. Kirchner discovers Negro art and Polynesian...Braque goes to Antwerp with Friesz, adopts Fauvism, spends the autumn at LEstaque. Vlaminck...
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The Fauves
Book by Jean-Paul Crespelle; New York Graphic Society, 1962
Subjects: Fauvism, Painting, French
...Chapter II The sources of Fauvism 29...Chapter VII Death and resurrection of Fauvism 297...the important movements in modern art: Fauvism, Cubism, Futurism and Orphism. These...
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History of Modern Painting
Book by Rosamund Frost, Gaston Diehl, Marc Logé, Madeleine Leclerc, M. De Gesne, Frederick Moss, S. Béguin, Germain Bazin; Hyperion Press, 1951
Subjects: Art--History--19th Century, Art--History--20th Century, Painters, Painting--History
...178 FAUVISM 185...Artists were the first to apprehend this. Fauvism, which appeared in 1905, and following...public as a series of schools or currents: Fauvism, Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism, Surrealism...
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A Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Art
Book by Ian Chilvers; Oxford University Press, 1999
Subjects: Art, Modern--20th Century--Dictionaries, Artists--Biography--Dictionaries
...and the major avant-garde movements of the first decade of the 20th century--notably * Cubism, * Expressionism, and * Fauvism-- took this process further. At the same time, the flat linear plant forms typical of * Art Nouveau were sometimes only...
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A Dictionary of Modern Painting
Book by Carlton Lake, Robert Maillard; Tudor Publishing, 1956
Subjects: Painting--Dictionaries
...the second non-representational art. Fauvism * and Cubism * certainly favoured...tendencies which Kandinsky inherited from Fauvism and Expressionism, crystallized the intellectual...Romanticism, Realism, Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, Expressionism and Abstract Art...
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journal articles on: Fauvism  - 18 results

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The Cubist Painters
Journal article by Roger Cardinal; Journal of European Studies, Vol. 33, 2003
Subjects: The Cubist Painters (Book)
...uncompromising avoidance of texture and colour, its refusal of the surface seductiveness of Impressionism and the blatant immediacy of Fauvism. Fortunately, various supporters and sponsors contributed to a campaign to make Cubism palatable, hastening the curiosity and...
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Anthony W. Lee, Editor. Yun Gee: Poetry, Writings, Art, Memories
Journal article by Tao Tao Liu; China Review International, Vol. 11, 2004
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, Yun Gee: Poetry, Writings, Art, Memories (Book)--Book reviews
...colored plates of his paintings as well as some black-and-white illustrations, paintings that show influences from Cubism, Fauvism, and Expressionism. Also appearing in print for the first time is a selection of his poetical works. The rest of the book consists...
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Framing the Native: Esther Raab's Visual Poetics
Journal article by Barbara Mann; Israel Studies, Vol. 4, 1999
Subjects: Israel, Zionism
...a house bordered by a vineyard and dunes. 4 While her work generally participates in the jumble of modernist styles -- fauvism, cubism, futurism, expressionism -- represented in the Eretzyisraeli School, this particular painting has an unusual...
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Method and Madness in the Arts and Sciences
Journal article by Arnold M. Ludwig; Creativity Research Journal, Vol. 11, 1998
Subjects: Creative Ability--Periodicals
...New York: Grove. Appendix: General Categorization of Art Movements Formal: Abstract, Futurism, Constructivism, Fauvism, Cubism, Op Art, Suprematism, Conceptual Art Representatives: J. Albers, G. Balla, U. Boccioni, D. Bomberg, C. Brancusi...
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Marcel Duchamp's Art and the Geography of Modern Paris
Journal article by James Housefield; The Geographical Review, Vol. 92, 2002
Subjects: Art, Modern--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Duchamp, Marcel--Works, Geography--Influence, Modernism (Art), Paris, France
...edited by R. Kuenzli and F. M. Naumann, 127-148. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press. Benjamin, R. 1993. The Decorative Landscape, Fauvism, and the Arabesque of Observation. Art Bulletin 75 (2): 295-316. Bermingham, A. 1986. Landscape and Ideology: The English...
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Wild about Fauvism
Magazine article by Christine Mulcahey Szyba; School Arts, Vol. 92, January 1993
Subjects: Art--Study and teaching, Fauvism--Study and teaching
Wild about fauvism. by Christine Mulcahey Szyba...We started by reading about the 1905 Fauvism exhibit, and the reaction of the public...medium for capturing the vibrant colors of Fauvism would be chalk. Combined with an outline...
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The Fauves at the Salon d'Automne: Oct 15th, 1905
Magazine article by Richard Cavendish; History Today, Vol. 55, October 2005
Subjects: Art exhibitions--History, Art--Exhibitions, Art--History, Artists--Works, Fauvism--Exhibitions
...their twenties. Another youthful recruit was Georges Braque. Fauvism has been called the first movement in modern art to benefit...remarked that you cannot live for ever in a state of crisis. Fauvism was soon overtaken by the development of Cubism in 1908.
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Art Notes: The Fauves Invade the Academy
Magazine article by Donald Bruce; Contemporary Review, Vol. 281, September 2002
Subjects: Color in art--Analysis, Fauvism--Exhibitions, Painting, Modern--Exhibitions
...parrot, they would make it stand out against its background. The use of intense local colour was nearly all they had in common. Fauvism was never a formal movement; merely a chance and transitory convergence, from 1905 to 1908, of friends, all admirers of He...
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Hanne Darboven
Magazine article by Donald Kuspit; Artforum International, Vol. 32, October 1993
Subjects: Darboven, Hanne--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Fauvism--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Installations (Art)--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
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Art Notes: The Fauves Move into the Courtauld Gallery
Magazine article; Contemporary Review, Vol. 281, December 2002
Subjects: Courtauld Institute Galleries--Exhibitions, Fauvism--Exhibitions
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Did the Woman-Hater and Fraudster Destroy Art?
Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), January 20, 1996
Subjects: Cezanne, Paul
...subjected to a little objective criticism. For from Cezanne came all the increasingly weird `isms of 20th-century art: Nabism and Fauvism, Cubism and Surrealism, Abstract Act and Action Painting, and Rubbish Sculpture and paintings which are mere gigantic copies...
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Intersecting Lives; Milton Avery, Collectors Built Lasting Symbiosis
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, February 28, 2004
...Winter Riders" (circa 1929) the following year. They wisely saw that the artist would form an important link from the European fauvism and cubism of Matisse and Picasso to early American modernists such as New Yorkers Mark Rothko and Adolph Gottlieb. Exhibit...
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Hartley's Harsh Art; Found Beauty in in His Pain
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, June 7, 2003
...independence to his wanderings through Europe, Mexico and the United States. He sampled German Expressionism in Germany and cubism and fauvism in France, but the Americans Albert Pinkham Ryder and Winslow Homer and Mexican Jose Clemente Orozco influenced him the most...
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Russian Roots in Baltimore; Earthy 'Origins,' Rich 'Faberge' Share Ancient Past
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, March 1, 2003
...revolutionary phases of the first decades of 20th-century European art. They sampled art movements as different as postimpressionism, fauvism, cubism and futurism. Between 1910 and World War I, however, the Russians abandoned their eclectic imitations of Western innovators...
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A Founder's Forward-Looking 'Eye': Exhibit Reflects Duncan Phillips' Acute Vision in Acquiring Modern Works
Newspaper article by Joanna Shaw-Eagle; The Washington Times, September 25, 1999
...at what he considered the radicalism of the 1913 landmark "Armory Show," and called this first American exhibit of cubism, fauvism, impressionism and postimpressionism "stupefying in its vulgarity." He later reversed much of this criticism to become one...
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encyclopedia articles on: Fauvism  - 19 results

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Fauvism
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
FAUVISM fo viz m Fr. fauve =wild beast, name derisively hurled...Friesz, Marquet, van Dongen, Braque, and Dufy. Although fauvism was a short-lived movement (1905 8), its influence was...P. Crespelle, The Fauves (tr. 1962); J. E. Muller, Fauvism (1967); S. Whitfield, Fauvism (1990...
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Braque, Georges
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
BRAQUE, GEORGES zhorzh brak, 1882 1963, French painter. He joined the artists involved in developing fauvism in 1905, and at lEstaque c.1909 he was profoundly influenced by Cezanne. He met Picasso, and the two simultaneously explored form...
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Malevich, Casimir
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
MALEVICH, CASIMIR both: ka simer malya vich, 1878 1935, Russian painter. Malevich worked first in a style related to fauvism and then as a cubist before he founded suprematism in 1913. He created nonobjective paintings composed of bare geometric...
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Marquet, Albert
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
MARQUET, ALBERT alber marka , 1875 1947, French painter. In 1894 he met Matisse and later became associated with fauvism . His exuberantly colored figure studies are clearly fauvist. Marquet was a gifted draftsman. Many of his later landscapes...
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Rouault, Georges
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...stained-glass maker, Rouault studied after 1891 under Gustave Moreau . He exhibited several paintings with the fauves (see fauvism ) in 1905. His sorrowful and bitter delineations of judges, clowns, and prostitutes caused a great stir in Paris. The suffering...
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