Landscape at Cadaques 1913

André Derain's "Landscape at Cadaqués" (1913), painted in a Fauvist style, captures the vibrant colors and simplified forms of the coastal town in Spain. The artist, known for his bold brushstrokes and expressive use of color, paints a view of the town from a hilltop, highlighting the architecture and the surrounding landscape. The use of contrasting colors, particularly the blue sea against the golden sand and the ochre buildings, creates a dynamic and eye-catching composition. "Landscape at Cadaqués" is a prime example of Derain's artistic vision, a celebration of the beauty and vibrancy of the Mediterranean landscape.