Flashcards
Fauvism
Cards in this deck (23)
- 1—"Vincent's Chair"
Vincent Van Goh
1888
oil on canvas
(Shows working class chair, means something to him- he's poor, somewhere he relaxes and smokes pipe) - 2—"Gaugin's Chair"
Vincent Van Gogh
1888
oil on canvas
(Smart, has more class, color is used expressively, PG had calming effect on VVG)
- 3—"Les Alychamps, Autum"
Vincent Van Gogh
1888
oil on jute
(Trees on fire, intense colors right out of tube, not blended, draws w brush, very linear)
- 4—"The Siesta"
Paul Gaugin
1892-94
oil on canvas
(Areas of color echo the curves, flatness doesn't deny what it is; not a picture)
- 5—"Setting Sun. Sardine Fishing. Adagio."
Paul Signac
1891
(Influenced by PG and VVG, Pointillism-small little strokes/dots of basic primary or secondary colors, calming effect, playing w complementary colors)
- 6—"Luxe, Calme, and Volupte"
Henri Matisse
1904
(Pointillism/Divisionism, women bathing, everything free & easy, man & nature are in balance{Arcadia}, color is expressive & linear, shapes are drawn by outlining, picked something comfort. in doing something radical, influenced by all movements)
- 7—"The Green Line"
Henri Matisse
1905
oil on canvas
(Follows some rules of classical painting-dividing face in half w shadow{cool} & light{warm}, bg/neg. space is just color which affects comp.)
- 8—"The Seine at Chatuo"
Maurice de Vlaminck
1906
oil on canvas
- 9—"Portrait of Derain"
Maurice de Vlaminck
1906
oil on cardboard
(Bold outlines of color, paint is applied fast and loose, intensity of stare)
- 10—"Fishing Boats, Collioure"
Andre Derain
1905
oil on canvas
(inventive colors{not natural} to heighten emotional impact, choppy brushstrokes, no blending, flat color, very warm intense with cool notes, creates movement w diagonals/colors)
- 11—"The Turning Road, L'Estaque"
Andre Derain
1906
oil on canvas
(Energy is created, our eyes are being led around, colors pull us in deeper, warm-bring forward, cool-push back, mixes both warm/cool, breaks rules of painting w a certain intention, doesn't depict real world, world in the mind almost abandons natural world)
- 12—"London Bridge"
Andre Derain
1906
oil on canvas
(More diagonal)
- 13—"Landscape at Collioure"
Henri Matisse
1905
oil on canvas
- 14—"Woman with a hat"
Henri Matisse
1905
oil on canvas
(His impression of his wife when she turns to look at him)
- 15—"Landscape at L'Estaque"
Georges Braque
1906
(Looks like a candyland)
- 16—"The House Behind the Trees"
Georges Braque
1906
oil on canvas
(House isn't trying to look like one, it looks childlike{primitive})
- 17—"The Little Bay at la Ciotat"
Georges Braque
1907
oil on canvas
(So close to being abstract but never leaves natural world)
- 18—"The Joy of Life"
Henri Matisse
1905
oil on canvas
(Major impact on fauvism, all living in naturalistic environment, no linear, inspired Cezanne's "The Large Bathers" which is the opposite, round & soft figures, colors & shapes become awake to form, naked & free, classical & Japanese influence almost like an act in theatre)
- 19—"The Large Bathers"
Paul Cezanne
1900-06
oil on canvas
- 20—"Young Sailor II"
Henri Matisse
1906
oil on canvas
(Cat-like eyes, not realistic but expressive, not about portrait but the movement & curves of the shoulders/fabric & how they fill up the neg. space)
- 21—"The Dance, I"
Henri Matisse
1909
oil on canvas
- 22—"The Red Studio"
Henri Matisse
1911
oil on canvas
- 23—"Nasturtiums with the Painting Dance I"
Henri Matisse
1912
oil on canvas
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- Survey of Art Since 1900 Flashcards on Fauvism, created by Stephany Henriquez on 15/02/2019.
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