Le Bonheur De Vivre

Le Bonheur De Vivre. Instead of a contemporary scene in a park, on the banks of the Seine, or other recognisable places in nature, Matisse has returned to mythic paradise The painting is drenched in vivid colors and there doesn't seem to be a coherent composition.

In 1906, Henri Matisse finished what is often considered his greatest Fauve painting, the Bonheur de Vivre, or the "Joy of Life Instead of a contemporary scene in a park, on the banks of the Seine, or other recognisable places in nature, Matisse has returned to mythic paradise

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Joy of Live, the second of his important imaginary compositions, is typical of these During his Fauve years Matisse often painted landscapes in the south of France during the summer and worked up ideas developed there into larger compositions upon his return to Paris We can see nude men and women who are seemingly having a good time, lying around and dancing

. During his Fauve years Matisse often painted landscapes in the south of France during the summer and worked up ideas developed there into larger compositions upon his return to Paris Joy of Life (Bonheur de Vivre), 1905 by Henri Matisse

Henri Matisse, the Joy of Life, Le Bonheur De Vivre, Modern Art Print, Matisse Abstract Modern. The painting is drenched in vivid colors and there doesn't seem to be a coherent composition. Instead of a contemporary scene in a park, on the banks of the Seine, or other recognisable places in nature, Matisse has returned to mythic paradise