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Learn about the life and work of Henri Charles Manguin, a French painter who was part of the Fauvist movement along with Matisse and Derain. Explore his artworks, biography, dealers, events, and news on Artnet.
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Henri Manguin. París, 1874-Saint-Tropez, 1949. Imprimir ficha. En 1890, Manguin abandonó sus estudios en el Lycée Colbert para dedicarse exclusivamente a la pintura. En 1894 ingresó en la École des Beaux-Arts, en el taller de Gustave Moreau.
Henri Manguin was known for his nude portraits, still-lifes, and landscapes. Early in his career, Henri painted nude portraits of young women in different positions but turned to painting landscapes due to his frequent travels.
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An important representative of the Expressionist movement, and one of the most stylishly colourful of 20th century painters, Henri-Charles Manguin was a member of the Fauvism movement that sprang to prominence in 1905, after the art critic Louis Vauxcelles (1870-1943) christened them "Fauves" (wild beasts) for their garish use of colour at the ...
Parisian born, Manguin began his career as an artist in 1894 by enrolling in the studio of Gustave Moreau at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. Among his fellow students were Albert Marquet, Henri Matisse, Jean Puy and Georges Rouault.
Alongside the Fauves' leaders André Derain and Henri Matisse, Henri Charles Manguin was a central figure in this movement. Particularly noted for capturing the vivid colors of the French riviera and the joie de vivre of its nude bathers, Manguin was dubbed “the voluptuous painter” by Apollinaire.
