The document discusses the art movement of Fauvism, which emerged in the early 20th century. It covers the origins of the term "Fauvism", the artistic developments that preceded it including Impressionism and Pointillism, the science of color involving additive and subtractive mixing, color theory principles of hue, saturation and brightness, and how Fauve artists such as Matisse and Van Gogh used intense color in a non-naturalistic way to express themselves.

1. Fauve colors

2. a presentation for CG11 by Ginmann Bai

3. 01 The Road to Fauvism

4. 01 The Road to Fauvism before Fauvism, there was

6. and 01 The Road to Fauvism

8. Les fauves – The Wild Beasts (French) 01 The Road to Fauvism

11. Impressionism 1863 1886 Neo-Impressionism, Pointillism 1887 1894 Fauvism 1905 1907 01 The Road to Fauvism

12. 02 Science of Color

17. Wavelength (nm) Normalized Absorbance 02 Science of Color

18. 03 Color Theory

19. 3 dimensions 03 Color Theory

20. Hue red violet 03 Color Theory

21. Saturation vivid pale 03 Color Theory

22. Brightness black white 03 Color Theory

23. color effects 03 Color Theory

24. simultaneous color contrast 03 Color Theory

25. color induction 03 Color Theory

26. analogous colors 03 Color Theory

27. 04 Fauve Colors

30. analogous colors simultaneous contrast

34. mixed technique 04 Fauve Colors

36. Divisionist application of separated bars Impressionist application of smaller dots areas of flatly applied color

38. conclusions