Fauves and Expressionists ART 2 Overview Fauves Short

Fauves and Expressionists ART 2

Overview Fauves Short movement in early 1900 s Translation= Wild Beasts Expressionists Art that emphasizes extreme expressive qualities

Fauves First to break from Impressionist Style They rejected traditional rules of perception Woman with a Hat by Henri Matisse,

Compare and Contrast Impressionist Fauvist

Fauves Their art was subjective- meaning showed their opinions They valued expression and spontaneity They often depicted Nature

Fauvists Henri Matisse Maurice de Vlaminck Andre Derain

Andre Derain

Fishing Boats, Collioure Andre Derain, 1905

Regent Street, London Andre Derain, 1906

Maurice de Vlaminck

Andre Derain Maurice de Vlaminck, 1906

The River Seine at Chatou Maurice de Vlaminck, 1906

Henri Matisse

Promenade Among the Olive Trees Henri Matisse, 1905

Still Life with Vegetables, Henri Matisse, 1905

The Young Sailor Henri Matisse, 1906

The Green Line, Henri Matisse

Blue Window Henri Matisse, 1905 Blue Window https: //www. khanacademy. org/humanities/art-1010/earlyabstraction/fauvism-matisse/v/matisse-blue-window

Expressionism Style Explored emotion and psychological ideas Artists Edvard Much Franz Marc

Yellow Cow Franz Marc, 1911

Wild Boars in the Water Franz Marc, 1910

Self Portrait Edvard Munch,

Self Portrait Edvard Munch

Ashes Edvard Munch

Our Challenge… To work in the style of the Fauves and Expressionists To draw native tree roots, bark or branches

Your Homework Take at least 3, IN FOCUS, pictures of tree bark, branches, or exposed roots.

Illinois Trees