Woman sitting in a chair 1926

"Woman Sitting in a Chair" is a 1926 painting by Henri Matisse, known for its bold use of color and simplification of form. The figure of the woman is rendered in a flattened, almost cartoonish style, with her face, hands, and chair outlined in thick black strokes. The background is a vibrant blue, with a patterned lattice, contrasting with the red checkered floor, showcasing Matisse's characteristic use of color to create a sense of depth and movement. This painting embodies Matisse's artistic vision, demonstrating the power of simplification and bold color to evoke emotional impact.