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Naive Art
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Term applied to painting produced in more or less sophisticated societies but lacking conventional expertise in representation of skills. Colours are characteristically birght and non-naturalistic, perspective non-scientific, and the vision childlike or literal-minded. Henri Rousseau was the first naive painter to win serious critical recognition. A number a major group exhibitions in the 1920s and 1930s helped to develop public taste for naive artists, notaly "Masters of Popular Painting: Modern Primitives of Europe and America" at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, in 1938. |
Discover selected artists of Naive Art
- BAUCHANT André
- BELLE Narcisse
- BLONDEL Émile
- BOIX-VIVES Anselme
- BOMBOIS Camille
- BOUQUET André
- CAILLAUD Aristide
- CLOES Nicolas
- COURMES Alfred
- DÉCHELETTE Louis Auguste
- DELPLACE Gérard
- DESNOS Ferdinand
- DIETRICH Adolf
- DUFFAUT Préfète
- EVE Jean
- FEJES Emerik
- FOUS Jean
- GENERALIC Ivan
- GENERALIC Milan
- GENERALIC Josip le Jeune
- GREFFE Léon
- HADDELSEY Vincent
- HIRSHFIELD Morris
- KANE John
- LACKOVIC Ivan
- LAGRU Dominique
- LECOSSOIS Victor
- LEFRANC Jules
- LIGABUE Antonio
- LITWAK Israel
- METELLI Orneore
- MOSES Grandma
- MRAZ Franjo
- NIKIFOR
- O'BRADY Gertrude
- OCIEPKA Teofil
- PEYRONNET Dominique
- PICKETT Joseph
- PIPPIN Horace
- RABUZIN Ivan
- RACOFF Rastislaw
- RAFFLER Max
- RIMBERT René
- RIVERA BAGUR Miguel
- ROUSSEAU Henri, le Douanier
- SÉRAPHINE DE SENLIS
- TRILLHAASE Adalbert
- TROUILLARD Henri
- TROVIC Jacques
- VILLENEUVE Arthur
- VIRIUS Mirko
- VIVANCOS Miguel-García
- VIVIN Louis
- WITTLICH Josef
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