Othon Friesz
1879–1949 · French · 15 artworks
FauvismImpressionismPost-ImpressionismBold color palettesExpressive brushworkSimplified formsLandscape paintingPortraiture
artist bio
Othon Friesz was a French painter known for his involvement in the Fauvist movement, characterized by bold colors and expressive brushwork. He later transitioned to a more classical style, blending elements of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism in his landscapes and portraits.
what you'll learn
Studying Friesz allows students to explore the transition between Fauvism's vibrant expression and a more structured, classical approach to painting. Students can learn about color theory, brushwork techniques, and the evolution of an artist's style.
related: Henri Matisse, Andre Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck
15 artworks
Portrait of the Artist's Mother
1898
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Landscape, Crozant
1901
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Dufy in the Studio
1900
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Bec de l’Aigle, La Ciotat
1907
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The Cottage
1901
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The Port of Anvers
1906
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Self-Portrait
1899
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The Pont de Grenelle, Paris
1901
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Le Haver, the Port Entrance
1897
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The Pont Neuf, Paris
1902
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Rocky Coast
1896
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Sainte-Victoire Mountain
1906
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La Ciotat
1906
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Roofs and Cathedral in Rouen
1908
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Valley of the Creuse, Crozant
1901
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