Self- Therapy through Art ... Matisse's life long quest to find his 'inner" artist gave him this reward. Every person can learn from this how to enjoy each day as you live it. Sunshine and Joy ... That was his theme. Let art be your happiness. -kate
Would imagine that for Matisse, Icarus may have represented man’s utter hubris which may have appeared especially magnified in the folly of yet another world war
I am surprised no one has pointed out that he stole ideas very much like his friend Picasso. His "Jazz" cutouts stylistically are verbatim copies of Stuart Davis' Jazz series. It's clear where he got his inspiration from. Compare @7:40 to xroads.virginia.edu/~asi/musi212/emily/davis.html. The Davis's pieces were done before 1940, and thus before Matisse had his operation, which induced the cutouts. So it was not the other way around. Great artists steal after all.
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Self- Therapy through Art ... Matisse's life long quest to find his 'inner" artist gave him this reward. Every person can learn from this how to enjoy each day as you live it. Sunshine and Joy ... That was his theme. Let art be your happiness. -kate
Love this narrator....the epitome of British documentarian: accent, inquiry, liveliness and style.
(a NERD!!!) hahahaha
thanks so much for flushing out the facts of a great man's talents
So inspiring
Only me who has to watch this for online school?
This is very inspiring, thanx poster
Me fascina Matisse.
Would imagine that for Matisse, Icarus may have represented man’s utter hubris which may have appeared especially magnified in the folly of yet another world war
I am surprised no one has pointed out that he stole ideas very much like his friend Picasso. His "Jazz" cutouts stylistically are verbatim copies of Stuart Davis' Jazz series. It's clear where he got his inspiration from. Compare @7:40 to xroads.virginia.edu/~asi/musi212/emily/davis.html. The Davis's pieces were done before 1940, and thus before Matisse had his operation, which induced the cutouts. So it was not the other way around. Great artists steal after all.
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so nice!!
Hello anyone in my class who is actually doing the work
... Some Say " I could've done That...".... BUT YA DINT DID YA!… 😂😂😂😂😂 SAY 👁️