'Considered to be one of the most radical painters of his time, Maurice de Vlaminck has managed to manipulate forms and colours to create a world of his own.'
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This Panting Of Two People In A Forest ,Which Could Be So Green And Dull Is Portrayed As Full Of So Much Colour & Strokes Of The Brush. Making It Stand Out As Fauvism Movement.
