Louis Vauxcelles
1870–1943 (age 73)
Biography
Born in 1870, Louis Vauxcelles established himself as an art historian whose discerning studies helped the public trace the emergence of Fauvism, Cubism, and other modern movements, guiding readers with a steady hand through the changing landscape of French art.
He spent his later years near Neuilly-sur-Seine, where his thoughtful critique continues to be cited by scholars and admirers of the avant-garde, ensuring that his legacy endures.