Fauvism
There are many types of art that have developed over years and remain very popular, yet there are also those that eventually just disappear. Fauvism is a style of art that isn’t as well-known because it didn’t last longer than a few years. Fauvism was an interesting style of art because it consisted of various individual styles that were indiscreetly related to one another (Janson 771). In 1905 is when the artists group got their name fauves, which was from a critic that had seen them at a large exhibition of Cezanne (Getlein 504). Fauves means the “wild beast,” which obviously says that they presented bright, new work that had never seen before. Artist, such as Henry Matisse and Andre Derain, began creating this style of art from their own ideas and joined them as one to come up with unique and colorful pieces of art that are still admired by many today. They expressed their work with “emotionally explosive” color and distinctive brush strokes that helped to identify their pieces from other classical styles. Each artist tried to keep their own ideas going and keep each painting a little bit more distinctive from the others. “Their work represents an odd time in modern art history. Most of the artists were friends- or
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Approximate Word count = 1356
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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