Fatma 1912

"Fatma" is a 1912 painting by Henri Matisse. The artwork is a portrait of a woman wearing a traditional Moroccan outfit. The figure is rendered in Matisse's signature style of bold, flat colors and simplified forms, creating a visually striking and decorative effect. The use of vibrant hues and bold outlines emphasizes the subject's elegance and presence, showcasing Matisse's artistic mastery and his fascination with North African culture. The painting exemplifies Matisse's transition towards Fauvism, a movement known for its expressive use of color.