the fauves were a group of french artists associated with the abstract art movement.
the fauves were a group of french artists associated with the abstract art movement.
the fauves were a group of french artists associated with which art movement?
abstract
the fauves were formed in 1988 by four students of mt eliza high school, mornington peninsula. they were andrew cox on guitar and vocals; andrew "jack" dyer on bass guitar; philip leonard on guitar, vocals and brass; and adam newey on drums. according to australian musicologist, ian mcfarlane, they "took their name from the short-lived french art movement, fauvism, which was characterised by both its intensity and infatuation with colour." neither cox nor leonard had formal music lessons.
the fauves
bullet::::- "wind and water chime" (1968)









































bullet::::- "artball" (1971)









































bullet::::- "political art movement, religious art movement, affluent art movement, academic art movement, corporate art movement, cultural art movement, mass media art movement, organizational art movement" (1972)†









































bullet::::- "the olympics of art" (1973)†









































bullet::::- "museum piece" (1975)†









































bullet::::- "opinions of working people concerning the arts" (1975)†









































bullet::::- "observation and scholarship examination for art historians, museum directors, artists, dealers, and collectors: part 2" (1977)†









































bullet::::- "observations, protestations and lamentations of museum guards throughout the world" (1978)†









































bullet::::- "destiny of a name" (1978)†









































bullet::::- "national architects preference survey" (1979)†
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