Fauvism was an early 20th century art movement known for its radical use of vibrant, non-naturalistic colors. The movement lasted from 1900 to 1910. Paul Gauguin, a famous Fauvist painter, was born in 1848 in Paris and had his first painting accepted into the Salon in 1876. He later moved to Tahiti where he produced many iconic post-impressionist works using bright, unnatural colors before his death in 1903.

1. Fauvism

2. Time of Fauvism
1900 - 1910

3. Fauvism
 Fauvism is a movement in French painting that
revolutionized the concept of colors in modern art.

4. Paul Gauguin

5. Paul Gauguin
 born on 7th June 1848
 Born in Paris
 Sailed from Paris to Lima in 1851
 His father’s death
 The Salon of 1876 accepted one of his pictures

6. Paul Gauguin
 Moved back to Paris in 1855
 He married a Dutch woman named Mette Gad in
1873
 They had 5 children
 he suffered from strokes.
 Date of death: 8 May 1903

7. Famous works produced by Paul Gauguin
 The Seine at Pont de Grenelle in 1875
 Self portrait in 1875–1877
 Mette Gauguin in 1878
 The Market Gardens of Vaugirard in 1879
 Effect of snow in 1879
 Still Life with Profile of Laval in 1886

8. Still life with fruit bowl and lemons

9. Apple Trees At L Hermitage

10. Landscape With Three Figures

11. My opinion of the work
 Natural Colors
 Shadows
 Paul used many colors on his images
 Images describe the nature