Answer:
The answer is Fauvism
Explanation:
The name Fauvism comes from french les Fauves (the beasts), because of their attempts to create a different art style, using violent and bright colors, and themes related to day by day life. This artistic movement received enormous influence from Van Gogh (the passion and personal use of colors), and Gaugin (the aesthetics which reminds primitivism, strength, animalistic movements). Fauvism artists didn't prepare themselves to paint, they just do the work as their feelings, emotions and more importantly, the instinct, say them what to do.
The answer is Parisian Dandy.
The subject matter that is used in the famous painting entitled "Symphony in Blue and Pink" is a Parisian Dandy. The painting was painted by a famous american painter James McNeill Whistler in 1868 in London. The style used in the painting is symbolism.
A. Gustave Caillebotte
his most famous work is titled “Paris Street; Rainy Day”
