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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4 days | Cambiaste
Enrico Paulucci
Lot 39 Natura morta
olio su tela

€ 1,000 - 1,500
10 days | Sotheby's New York
Matthew Wong
Lot 507 The Lagoon , 2015
oil on canvas

€ 280,000 - 373,000
10 days | Sotheby's New York
Matthew Wong
Lot 502 Open Book , 2017
gouache and watercolor on paper

€ 112,000 - 168,000
11 days | Heritage Auctions Texas
Henri Matisse
Lot 40065 Head of a Man with Spectacles, from Repli by André Rouveyre , 1946
Lithograph on wove paper

€ 750 - 1,100
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