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• Who was Félix Vallotton?+

  Félix Vallotton was a Swiss artist associated with several art movements, including Art Nouveau, Impressionism, and the Nabis. Called the Foreign Nabi, Vallotton's temperament was more detached than his Parisian contemporaries, and he focused on interpersonal dynamics in his art. He also wrote novels and plays, though none were published during his lifetime.
• Felix vallotton art style?+

  Vallotton's style encompassed a wide range of influences, including Pointillism, Naturalism, and late Impressionism inspired by Hodler. He also drew influence from Japanese woodcuts, and after the turn of the century, his works moved towards modern art with neo-realistic and Expressionist elements. He was also a member of the Nabis, a group of late nineteenth-century French painters.
• What was Félix Vallotton's art style?+

  Vallotton's art style encompassed elements of Art Nouveau, Impressionism, and Symbolism, and he was associated with the Nabis and Post-Impressionism movements. His woodcuts are flat and graphic, with a psychological sharpness. His paintings often featured a smooth, clinical finish, even in nudes, still lifes and landscapes.
• What is Félix Vallotton known for?+

  Vallotton is known for his woodcuts from the 1890s, which helped revive the medium. His series Intimites, comprising ten prints, depicts private moments in married life, often focusing on adultery and loneliness. He also used photography as source material for his paintings, manipulating compositions to create fictionalised versions of reality.
• What art movement was Félix Vallotton part of?+

  Félix Vallotton was associated with Art Nouveau, Impressionism, Nabis, Post-Impressionism and Symbolism.