Andre Derain
1880–1954 · French · 30 artworks
FauvismCubismExpressionismNeoclassicismPost-ImpressionismFauvist color palettesCubist fragmentationExpressionistic brushworkNeoclassical figurationPost-Impressionist landscapes
artist bio
André Derain was a French artist, painter, sculptor and co-founder of Fauvism with Henri Matisse. He explored various styles throughout his career, including Cubism, Expressionism, and Neoclassicism, making him a significant figure in the development of modern art.
what you'll learn
Studying Derain's work allows students to understand the evolution of modern art through the lens of one artist's exploration of diverse styles and techniques. Students can learn about color theory, form, and the impact of different artistic movements on a single artist's oeuvre.
related: Henri Matisse, Maurice de Vlaminck, Georges Braque
30 artworks
Landscape near Martigues
1908
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The Bridge at Le Pecq
1905
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Landscape of Carriéres
1909
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Portrait of Lucien Gilbert
1906
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The offering
1913
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The girl cutting apple
1938
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Italian girl
1923
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The Road to Calvary
1901
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Funeral
1899
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Effect of Sun on the Water, London
1906
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Vista de Saint Paul de Vence
1910
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Self-portrait with a pipe
1953
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Landscape
1930
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The River
1912
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Poplars
1900
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Sorrowful Landscape
1946
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Martigues Landscape
1908
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The Last Supper of Jesus
1911
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The road
1932
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Valley of the Lot at Vers
1912
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Métis à la Chemise blanche
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A Village
1912
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Landscape, Provence
1925
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Portrait of a man
1915
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Landscape near Chatou
1904
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Landscape at Cadaques
1913
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Trees on the Banks of the Seine
1913
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The Cup of Tea
1935
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Baker's hotel
1904
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The road and the tree
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