Collection · Fauvist painting
Hand painted Fauvist paintings
Discover a painting where color no longer just describes the world: it expresses emotion. Explore Matisse, Derain, Dufy, Marquet and the artists who released reds, blues, greens and yellows.
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How to recognize a Fauvist painting?
Fauvism appeared at the beginning of the 20th century. The artists simplify the shapes and use bold colors, sometimes very far from reality, in order to reinforce the intensity of the painting.
Pure colors
Reds, blues, yellows and greens are posed with frankness, without seeking a faithful imitation of reality.
Powerful contrasts
Complementary colors respond to each other and produce an immediate vibration.
Simplified shapes
The drawing becomes more direct, the volumes are flattened and the secondary details disappear.
Emotion before realism
Color reflects a sensation, energy or mood rather than strictly natural light.
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Twelve Fauvist collections to discover
Each image comes directly from the corresponding Shopify collection. Texts are placed below images to avoid overlap.
The entire Fauvist collection
Portraits, landscapes, ports, interiors and still lifes where color becomes the main subject.
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Portraits of Henri Matisse
Faces constructed by contrasts, flat areas of color and assertive contours.
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Wild still lifes
Fruits, flowers, tables and objects transformed by bold palettes.
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Fauvist landscapes and gardens
Gardens, trees, mountains, towns and countryside rebuilt by pure color.
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Ports and seaside
Collioure, Marseille, Le Havre, boats and shores under bright light.
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Fauvist interiors
Workshops, windows, bedrooms and living rooms become independent colored spaces.
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Naked, odalisques and bathers
The simplified body becomes rhythm, contour and colored surface in Matisse and those close to him.
Explore the figures →Henri Matisse
Portraits, windows, interiors, odalisques and landscapes carried by a free color.
Discover Matisse →André Derain
Ports, bridges and landscapes structured by blues, oranges and reds.
Discover Derain →Raoul Dufy
A lively and light painting, famous for its regattas, its cities and its social scenes.
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Albert Marquet
Ports, quays and urban views in a calmer and more constructed palette.
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Henri Manguin
Figures and landscapes bathed in light, with bright roses, oranges and blues.
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Essential works and artists
Four editorial journeys to identify masterpieces, understand artists and place Fauvism in art history.
100 famous Fauvist paintings
Works where color dares everything, from Matisse to Derain and Dufy.
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100 famous Fauvist artists
Matisse, Derain, Vlaminck, Dufy, Marquet and the international heirs of color.
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100 paintings by Matisse
Portraits, landscapes, interiors, odalisques and masterpieces of the master of color.
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Renoir and Matisse
Two generations, two visions of color and a decisive influence on modernity.
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Six artists to discover
From the chromatic shock of Matisse and Derain to the lightness of Dufy, each artist develops a personal relationship with color.
Henri Matisse
Clear colors, interiors and simplified figures.
André Derain
Ports and landscapes built by intense contrasts.
Raoul Dufy
Regattas, towns and elegant scenes with lively designs.
Albert Marquet
Quays, ports and landscapes with quiet structures.
Henri Manguin
Mediterranean light and warm harmonies.
Georges Braque
A tawny step before the invention of cubism.
Artistic landmarks
Post-impressionism, Fauvism or Expressionism?
These movements use color in a very personal way, but their intentions and constructions remain different.
Post-impressionism
The color gradually becomes available and the construction of the painting becomes more personal.
Discover the movement → From 1905Fauvism
Pure color, contrasts and simplified shapes transmit immediate energy.
See tables → Early 20th centuryExpressionism
Distortion and color often reflect a more dramatic inner tension.
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A fauvist reproduction made for you
Each painting is hand painted in oil on canvas. Before shipping, you receive photos to control colors, proportions and details.
- 1Choice of workCatalog or museum reference.
- 2Oil paintingManual production on canvas.
- 3Photo validationCheck and touch-ups if necessary.
- 4Protected shippingCanvas carefully packaged and tracked.
Frequently asked questions
Before ordering
The essential answers on technique, colors, format and validation.
Are the paintings printed?
No. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas.
Will the colors be identical to the reference work?
The artist seeks great fidelity to the original palette. Validation photos allow you to control the intensity of reds, blues, greens and yellows before shipping.
Can I choose another dimension?
Yes. The format can be adapted while respecting the proportions of the work or according to a crop validated with you.
Will I receive a photo before sending?
Yes. Control photos are sent before shipping and touch-ups can be requested.
What frame is suitable for a Fauvist painting?
A thin frame in natural wood, black or white, lets color dominate. A sober gold frame can suit Matisse's works presented in a classic interior.
Can I order a work not in the catalog?
Yes. Send the title, artist or visual reference from the contact page.
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Send the name of the painting, the artist, an image or a museum reference. We will advise you on the most suitable format.