Another artist in this style demonstrated it in The Electricity Fairy and Regatta at Cowes.
One member of this movement painted Man With a Pipe and At the Bar. Another artist in this style demonstrated it in The Electricity Fairy and Regatta at Cowes. Maurice Vlaminck and Raoul Dufy were members of this movement, which was named by critic Louis Vauxcelles, who dubbed the painters of this school the (*) "wild beasts." The most prominent member of this style used it to show five nude women holding hands in a circle in The Dance. For 10 points, identify this painting style, which was characterized by assertive colors and practiced by Henri Matisse.
One member of this movement painted Man With a Pipe and At the Bar.
Fauvism