The Fauve use of color is particularly apparent in the works of:

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Henri Matisse was one of the leading figures of the Fauvism movement and his use of bright and bold colors is a hallmark of the style. He often used colors in unexpected ways and allowed his personal feelings to guide his use of color, resulting in vibrant and expressive artworks. Picasso is not typically associated with the Fauvism movement, though he did have some influence on it. Emil Nolde was a German Expressionist painter and printmaker, and while he did use bright colors, his style is not considered Fauvist. Marcel Duchamp was associated with the Dada and Surrealist movements, and his works did not typically feature the bold colors associated with Fauvism.

The Fauve Use of Color Is Particularly Apparent in the Works