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Fauvism: a standalone construct

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Art history

the short-lived French movement around Matisse that used intense, non-descriptive colour and bold brushwork from about 1905.

In art history, Fauvism refers to the short-lived French movement around Matisse that used intense, non-descriptive colour and bold brushwork from about 1905. This meaning comes from Elderfield (1976) in The 'Wild Beasts'.[1]

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References

Elderfield, J. (1976). The 'Wild Beasts'. Museum of Modern Art, New York. ISBN 9780870706387

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