Othon Friesz was an early convert to it, and later members included Charles Camoin, Jean Puy, and Henry Manguin.
Kees van Dongen was a member of this movement, though his subjects were often parodies of uppercrust society. Othon Friesz was an early convert to it, and later members included Charles Camoin, Jean Puy, and Henry Manguin. Albert Marquet was a participant and a fellow student of its founder, who initiated this movement with his Woman With a Hat. Raoul Dufy brought ornamentation to it, unlike the more traditional works of Andre Derain and Maurice Vlaminck. FTP, name this art movement named by Louis Vauxcelles in 1905 after he observed the vivid colors in an Henri Matisse painting.
Kees van Dongen was a member of this movement, though his subjects were often parodies of uppercrust society.
{Fauvism} or {Fauves}