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Lisa Matthys is a visual artist in video and photography.
Jan 13, 2020 · Discover a gallery of famous paintings by famous artists (and some not quite so famous) to inspire you and to help you expand your painting knowledge.
- Marion Boddy-Evans
- December 31, 1869
- November 3, 1954
- A Glimpse of Notre-Dame in the Late Afternoon Henri Matisse 1902.
- Luxury, Calm and Pleasure Henri Matisse 1904.
- Woman with a Hat Henri Matisse 1905.
- The Joy of Life Henri Matisse 1905-1906.
Lisa Takahashi is a British-Japanese Painter-Printmaker based in Taunton, Somerset. Her linocuts and paintings are largely landscape based, and celebrate the overlooked beauty of the everyday.
- Seated Pink Nude, 1935-36
- Face of A Woman (Starry Veil), L5, 1942
- Pale Blue Windows (For The Chapel of The Rosary, Vence), 1948-51
- Designs For Verve, 1937-1949
- Jazz, 1947
In 1930, Matisse traveled to Tahiti and the United States. These travels brought about a new shift in his paintings. The nudes he painted in this period were monumental and reduced to almost geometric forms. He was focused on reinterpreting the relationship between the figure and the background plane. In this period, he also photographed the differ...
During World War II, in 1941, Matisse was diagnosed with duodenal cancer. Following a successful surgery, he found himself bedridden for nearly three months. During this time, he made a large number of drawings and illustrations, and developed a totally new art form since the productions of paintings and sculptures had become physically taxing for ...
Matisse moved from Nice to the small town of Vence in 1943, when Nice came under threat from bombardment during WWII. In Vence, he made his final series of paintings and more advanced expression of colors, known as the “Vence interiors”. The series is a summary of Matisse’s painting oeuvre. After that, he almost exclusively continued creating his c...
In his cut-out work, Matisse first painted sheets of paper with gouache, and then cut out various shapes and arranged them into new compositions. Through this approach, he finally felt he managed to harmonize line and color, something he had been trying to achieve throughout his entire career. In 1937, Matisse produced his first cover design for th...
In 1943, Matisse was commissioned by Tériade to create a series of stencils in gouache for a “book on color”, inspired by the work he had done for the Verve publications. The idea was to try out a technique that would enable the works to be easily reproduced. Matisse found a parallel in jazz music, saying: “Each red remains red, each blue remains b...
Henri Matisse painted pretty pictures during one of history’s ugliest eras. Within his lifetime there were two world wars, vicious international ideological rivalries, and relentless urbanization through industry, but Matisse turned a blind eye to these explosive social changes.
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Apr 26, 2021 · In this gallery, we present 50 of the most important Renaissance paintings created by the greatest artists from Jan van Eyck (c. 1390-1441) to Tintoretto (1518-1594).
