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12 ore fa · Henri Émile Benoît Matisse ( French: [ɑ̃ʁi emil bənwa matis]; 31 December 1869 – 3 November 1954) was a French visual artist, known for both his use of colour and his fluid and original draughtsmanship. He was a draughtsman, printmaker, and sculptor, but is known primarily as a painter. [1] Matisse is commonly regarded, along with Pablo ...
12 ore fa · Henri Matisse, Ciclamino Viola, 1911, Collezione Privata Henri Matisse, Il marinaio, 1906 Teste di Jeannette, 1910-11. Riconoscibilissimi all’interno del suo atelier le piccole sculture in serie delle Teste di Jeannette e Il Marinaio del 1906.
12 ore fa · 10. The Dance by Henri Matisse. We can’t talk about French art without mentioning Henri Matisse, which is why I have included The Dance by Henri Matisse in this list. This vibrant and expressive painting features a circle of dancing figures and is known for its bold use of color and simplified forms, characteristic of Matisse’s style.
12 ore fa · レディースブランドのロペ（ROPÉ）から、フランスの巨匠であるHenri Matisse（アンリ・マティス）の作品を落とし込んだカプセルコレクション「ロペ ミーツ アンリ・マティス（ROPÉ meets Henri Matisse）」を発売。. 5月24日より、全国のロペストアおよび公式 ...
12 ore fa · Harakati za Mau Mau kwa Haki, Usawa na Ardhi Yetu (fino al 2/6). Anna Maria Daniele, donna di grande cuore, è stata una figura di riferimento per la comunità di Cavallermaggiore. La sua generosità e il suo spirito di servizio l’hanno portata a dedicare la vita non solo alla famiglia, ma anche a coloro che avevano più bisogno.
12 ore fa · Works by white modernists such as Henri Matisse and Roland Penrose supplement, rather than overshadow, those of Black luminaries and are limited to those depicting convivial interracial relationships: actress Aïcha Goblet sits smiling with the Italian model Lorette in Matisse’s painting Aïcha and Lorette (1917), while model Ady Fidelin dozes with three white contemporaries in Penrose’s C ...
12 ore fa · One of the highlights of the exhibition is his painting Untitled (after The Dance by Henri Matisse), 2018, executed in oil and spray paint on canvas, measuring 260 × 340 cm. This work, along with many others, showcases Sasnal's ability to reinterpret classic themes and integrate them into a modern context.
