The first and more famous leader of this movement, who painted his wife with a green stripe down the middle of her face, was Henri Matisse (ahn-ree mah-tees).
One member of this art movement, Charles Camoin, painted a portrait of another member, Albert Marquet (al-bair mar-kay), in addition to painting one of the two founders of this movement. That leader painted boats seen through an open window, Landscape at Collioure (coal-your), and Woman with a Hat. The other leader of this movement, who painted Charing Cross Bridge while on a trip to London funded by Ambroise Vollard, was André Derain. The first and more famous leader of this movement, who painted his wife with a green stripe down the middle of her face, was Henri Matisse (ahn-ree mah-tees). Name this early twentieth century movement known for using bright colors whose name is French for "wild beasts".
One member of this art movement, Charles Camoin, painted a portrait of another member, Albert Marquet (al-bair mar-kay), in addition to painting one of the two founders of this movement.
Les Fauves [or Fauvism; accept word forms; prompt on wild beasts]