"Odilon Redon, Paul Gauguin, and Primitivist Colorā?
March 4, 12:00pm - 1:15pmMānoa Campus, Burns Hall 2118
Odilon Redon admired Paul Gauguinās use of color, which he called color āderived from another.ā This notion of a distinctly foreign (as opposed to French) palette is central to both artistsā work, which features striking, nonmimetic colors. Both were reacting against Neo- Impressionist color theory as well as color theorist Charles Blancās xenophobic statements about the corrupting influence of color on French art. Gauguin embraced the āpureā colors of non-Western art, whereas Redon proposed a hybrid color palette blending new technologies and traditional models of color while extending French national identity to include the cultures (and colors) of colonial France.
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International Cultural Studies, Mānoa Campus
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