Study of the 'Dance' 1910

Raoul Dufy’s 1910 “Study of the ‘Dance’” is a striking example of Fauvist art. The composition is filled with bold lines and saturated colors, a hallmark of this movement. The figures in the artwork are simplified and stylized, with a sense of movement and rhythm, creating a dynamic and energetic scene. Dufy’s use of contrasting colors, like black and white against a yellow background, adds depth and visual interest to the painting. This study of the "Dance" embodies the energy and vibrancy of the Fauvist movement, showcasing Dufy’s mastery of line and color.