Monograffi Fine Art Galleries
~ Andre Derain
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Andre Derain was an important and
influencial French painter, whose work
evolved considerably during the first
three decades of the 20th Century. He
was a co-founder, with Henri Matisse,
of Fauvism in 1905. However, just
before the outbreak of World War I,
Derain became re-interested in the
works of the Old Masters, and the
styles that he developed going forward
increasingly were informed by
classical and neo-classical art. |
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Portrait of Madame
Kahnweiler (1913) |
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Portrait
of Madame Paul Guillaume in a Large Hat (c1928-9) |
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The Italian Model (1921) |
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Two Sisters (1913) |
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Harlequin and Pierrot (1924) |
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Portrait of Alice
Derain (1921)
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