7: Fauvism, Wild Beasts and Why Cubism's a Drag

Update: 2018-10-06

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This week, Sophie tells us about the history of one of the 20th Century's first avant-garde movements, Fauvism. Pioneered by the likes of Matisse and Derain, this close knit group of artists relied heavily on borrowing techniques from other cultures, mediums and creators. Bracketing the end of the episode is how Fauvism came to be one of the most important reference points for Cubism and how aesthetic pillaging grew to be the norm.

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7: Fauvism, Wild Beasts and Why Cubism's a Drag

Sophie Caligari and Louis Thomas

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7: Fauvism, Wild Beasts and Why Cubism's a Drag

Sophie Caligari and Louis Thomas

7: Fauvism, Wild Beasts and Why Cubism's a Drag