Introduction to Fauvism

Enhance your art and design curriculum with this comprehensive introduction to Fauvism resource pack. This resource is perfect for engaging students aged 12-16 and provides a thorough exploration of this revolutionary art movement.

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Introduction to Fauvism :
An Overview of the Style: Learn how Fauvism got its name and the defining characteristics of this bold and expressive movement.

Historical Context: Understand the cultural and artistic context surrounding Fauvism, including its development from Impressionism and its influence on subsequent movements like Expressionism and Cubism.

Key Figures: Get to know the three key players of Fauvism: André Derain, Henri Matisse, and Maurice de Vlaminck.

Detailed Analysis of Key Fauvist Works:
Mountains at Collioure by André Derain (1905): Delve into Derain’s masterpiece with a dedicated PowerPoint examining its use of bold colors, expressive brushwork, and dynamic composition.

The Dessert, Harmony in Red by Henri Matisse (1908): Explore Matisse’s iconic work through a detailed analysis of its vivid palette, simplified forms, and emotional impact.

Woman with a Hat by Henri Matisse (1905): Investigate this pivotal piece that showcases Matisse’s innovative use of non-naturalistic color and strong outlines.

Worksheet and artwork examples allow students to engage with visual analysis as part of a presentation or as an independent task.

All resources are provided as both PowerPoint and PDF versions, giving you the flexibility to make it your own.