Even after the decline of Fauvism, Matisse continued on with his style and studied middle-eastern art for further inspiration, helping to push his use of color in more exotic directions.

"I'm inspired by expressionism, impressionism and fauvism -- blending the paint directly on the canvas," he said.

Those ideas permeate critical discussions of Fauvism, often, intriguingly, in connection with ideas about movement.

Samuel Peploe, John Duncan Fergusson, Francis Cadell and George Leslie Hunter (who exhibited just as Leslie Hunter) shook up the Scottish art world in the years before the First World War with their vibrant canvases, influenced by French Impressionism and its artistic wild child, Fauvism.

Cezanne's solo exhibition took place in 1895; Gauguin returned from Tahiti in 1893; and Fauvism led by Matisse gained ground in the first decade of the 20th century.

Over the years, Wally Findlay Galleries has showcased many different genres, from French Impressionism, to Fauvism, to Post-impressionism and the School of Paris.

She specialized in portraiture and ignored contemporary artistic trends such as Cubism and Fauvism. She drew instead on the Symbolist and Aesthetic movements of the nineteenth century, especially the works of James McNeill Whistler.

Collioure is a picturesque old fishing village, seaside resort and artists' colony which attracted the Fauvism movement's leaders Henri Matisse and Andre Derain.

Born in Ukraine at the dawn of the 20th century, Aronson, whose father was the chief rabbi of Kiev, joined avant-garde circles in Moscow and Berlin, where he was inspired by Fauvism and Cubism to revitalize representations of Jewish subjects.

We are exhibiting very rare lithographs by Matisse and other Fauvism painters.

Into the 1930s, even as European painters were swept up in various modernist styles such as fauvism, cubism, surrealism, and others, Mathias Alten remained a self-proclaimed traditionalist.

As Leighten argues, in this matrix, which can be traced in part to Alfred Barr's influence, 'an apolitical Henri Matisse comes to overshadow the politicised Vlaminck, Andre Derain, and Van Dongen, and fauvism is drained of its socially critical dimensions; Picasso--seen by many as the only "true cubist"--comes to lead even Georges Braque, while the remaining cubists are dismissed as more [...] or less [...] interesting strangers' (p 2).

Ergo, for artists today, movements such as AbEx, Minimalism, Constructivism, Fauvism, and De Stijl are no longer landmark steps along modernism's teleological progression, but tools in a toolbar or colors in a palette.

In the discussion of Fauvism, Mansfield and the innocent eye, two crucial elements will come into play: drawing and colour.

Art Classes Pam Mikolajczyk will teach children 6-8 how to draw a sea turtle using oil pastels and water colors, 10 a.m.; children 8-12 will be introduced to Fauvism art, 2 p.m.