Fautrier, Jean: Jean Fautrier(1898-1964) was a painter and sculptor who lived in France. His early work, influenced by his education at the Royal Academy of Art, was composed of still life, nudes, and landscapes. His latter years was spent making abstract art.

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Fauvism: Fauvism is derived from a French word meaning 'wild beasts'. The early 20th Century art movement, which was lead by Henry Matisse, emphasized the use of color as a formal element and the primary communication of meaning. The Fauvists borrowed techniques from the Post-Impressionists' use of direct complements to intensify colors, such as Orange and Blue and Vermillion and Emerald Green.

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Fisher, Paul: Paul Fisher (1860-1935) was a Danish painter who worked in the style of the French Impressionists. Some of his works include A Morning Dip, A View of Kongens Nytorv, Copenhagen, and Bathers on a beach.

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Form: The organization or arrangement of all the visual elements in an artwork that will create unity in the design; the total appearance or organization

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Four-Dimensional Space: A highly imaginative treatment of forms that gives a sense of intervals of time or motion

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Fresco: A fresco is a painting, ususally on a vertical surface, where pigment is 'painted' into wet plaster. The artist is under time constraints to finish the scene before the plaster dries. This technique was used on the walls and ceilings of the Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo to depict scenes of the Bible.

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Futurism: A submovement of the Abstract movement who were interested in time, motion, and rhythm which was manifested in machinery and modern human activities that extended into the future.

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