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(list all styles associated with painting) Auguste Macke was keen on the interaction of composition and color. He was not stuck with one particular aspect of art or painting; rather he was an exponent of impressionism, Fauvism and Orphism. His views of party and street scenes were decorated with high toned colors.
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