Seated Woman with a Vase of Amaryllis 1941

Henri Matisse's "Seated Woman with a Vase of Amaryllis" from 1941 is a striking example of his iconic style. The painting features a woman dressed in a yellow gown, seated against a boldly patterned background. The composition is simple and direct, with the woman occupying the majority of the canvas. The use of flat, vibrant colors and bold black outlines is characteristic of Matisse's work, creating a decorative and visually striking composition.