Where Is Ball of soldiers in Suresnes? Museum Location

Q: What style is this painting?

It's from Derain's Fauvist period, using bold, non-naturalistic colors to capture the energy of the dance.

Q: Where can I see this?

At the Saint Louis Art Museum in Missouri, which has a good collection of French modern art, located in St. Louis, US.

Q: What movement was André Derain part of?

André Derain co-founded Fauvism with Matisse, using bold, non-naturalistic color. He later moved toward a more classical, structured style influenced by Cézanne and ancient art.

André Derain executed this scene of a soldiers' ball in Suresnes, capturing the lively atmosphere of the dance. The work dates from his Fauvist period with its bold, expressive color.

Derain was a leading Fauvist alongside Matisse before later adopting a more classical style. This painting is at the Saint Louis Art Museum.

It's from Derain's Fauvist period, using bold, non-naturalistic colors to capture the energy of the dance.

At the Saint Louis Art Museum in Missouri, which has a good collection of French modern art, located in St. Louis, US.

André Derain co-founded Fauvism with Matisse, using bold, non-naturalistic color. He later moved toward a more classical, structured style influenced by Cézanne and ancient art.

Ball of soldiers in Suresnes

Where to See It

The Artist

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