André Derain, Fauvist Composition, 1948, Color Cliché Print, Framed

Step into the dynamic world of André Derain with this vibrant color cliché print from the Fauves collection, meticulously edited by Editions du Chêne in Paris, France, in 1948. Encased in a solid wood frame measuring 54 cm in height, 43.5 cm in width, and 3.5 cm in depth, this artwork is not just a visual masterpiece but a striking example of Derain’s pioneering use of color and form, which helped define the Fauvist movement. In excellent original condition, this color cliché print showcases André Derain’s revolutionary approach to modern art. As a co-founder of Fauvism, Derain employed bold, unrestrained colors and daring compositions, breaking away from traditional painting to evoke raw emotion and vitality. This rare print offers collectors and art enthusiasts the opportunity to own a piece of Derain’s enduring artistic legacy. André Derain (1880-1954) was a key figure in early 20th-century modern art, known for his fearless use of color and for shaping Fauvism alongside artists like Henri Matisse. This framed Fauves print captures Derain’s masterful use of vibrant tones and dynamic brushstrokes, embodying the radical innovation that marked his career. While the frame shown in the photographs reflects the style and dimensions of the final artwork, please note that the actual framing, though closely resembling the one pictured, may differ slightly. Each piece will be newly framed to ensure the highest quality and preservation. Perfect for collectors of Fauvist art or admirers of André Derain’s iconic contributions, this vivid color cliché print offers a rare chance to celebrate one of the most influential figures in the history of modern art.