Fauvism

Fauvism refers to the style of a group of artists active between 1903-1907, which developed around the French artist Henri Matisse. Characteristic of the style are strong, intense colours, which were to be made to shine through the pure application of paint and the effect of contrast. The painters were derogatorily called "Fauves" (savages) by their contemporaries, which gave the style its name.
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Henri Matisse
Lot 118 Jeune fille assise au bouquet de fleurs (Duthuit 438) , 1922
lithograph on Japan paper

€ 9,200 - 14,000
today | Sotheby's
Henri Matisse
Lot 119 Bédouine - Souvenir de Manon (Duthuit 776) , 1946
aquatint on annam appliqué with a wove paper support

€ 9,200 - 14,000
2 days | aloos
Maurice de Vlaminck
Lot 13 Street , 1924
oil on canvas

€ 80,000 - 120,000
4 days | Heritage Auctions Texas
Charlotte Becker
Lot 71190 Wide-Eyed Baby
Oil on canvas laid on board

€ 650 - 920
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