Alpes Maritimes

John Duncan Fergusson, a prominent figure of Fauvism, created Alpes Maritimes in 1914, embracing bold colors and expressive brushwork characteristic of the movement. The artwork captures a landscape scene inspired by the Alpes Maritimes region, reflecting Fergusson’s interest in vibrant, emotive representation rather than precise realism. His technique emphasizes dynamic forms and vivid contrasts, conveying the spirit of the natural environment. As a leading Scottish artist associated with early 20th-century modernism, Fergusson’s work in Alpes Maritimes exemplifies the synthesis of Fauvist style with the timeless appeal of landscape painting.