Tin Pitcher, Lemon and Armchair 1939
painting, oil-paint, photography
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still-life
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painting
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oil-paint
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figuration
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photography
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post-impressionism
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modernism
Henri Matisse's "Tin Pitcher, Lemon, and Armchair" from 1939 is a still life painting characterized by simplified forms and bold colors. The composition features a white tin pitcher, a glass, lemons, an apple, and the corner of a red armchair, all set against a green tablecloth. The use of flat, vibrant colors and the emphasis on the objects' contours are hallmarks of Matisse's Fauvist style, which emphasized subjective expression and bold color choices over realistic representation. This painting embodies Matisse's mature style, showcasing his mastery of color and simplification of form.
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