Boats At Port In Collioure - Andre Derain - Fauvism Art Painting

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In ‘Boats in the Harbour’, also known as ‘Bateaux dans le port, Collioure’, Andre Derain amplifies the charm and vibrancy of the small fishing village, Collioure. His use of a bright color palette and bold brushstrokes are the perfect example of the fauvist artist’s personal expression on the then new genre. Technically, the painting is wild, with “neat” colors, as though used straight from the paint tube. The inconsistent brushstrokes not only intensify the composition, but also cause distraction and minimize traditionalism. On an emotional level, ‘Boats in the Harbour’ evokes the soaring degree of elation Andre Derain must have felt while creating it. The painting’s atmosphere is joyful, yet serene, not an easy feat for any artist. The broken brushstrokes on the water and in the sky bring these elements to life, and create a depth that extends way beyond the shoreline, where a man is seen pensively overlooking the marina. ‘Boats in the Harbour’ takes the viewer on a journey to Collioure, where both Derain and Matisse spent time admiring the beautiful view.