An early work by this artist illustrates the poem L'Invitation au Voyage with a landscape at dusk that evokes the poem's refr
An early work by this artist illustrates the poem L'Invitation au Voyage with a landscape at dusk that evokes the poem's refrain. Another work by this artist features seated female nude sculptures situated at opposite corners. That work is comprised of planes colored peach, pink, and green, the last of which is a tall open window behind the title scene, The Piano Lesson. This artist situates a different scene in front of an open window; that work depicts a table heavily laden with food and is an interpretation of Jan de Heem's La Desserte. Two intertwined lovers seem to share a head next to a woman playing two recorders in the foreground of another work, while in the far distance a set of figures mirrors another of this artist's works. For 10 points, that scene in Le Bonheur de Vivre depicts six figures with their hands joined in dance, just as in this artist's La Danse.
An early work by this artist illustrates the poem L'Invitation au Voyage with a landscape at dusk that evokes the poem's refrain.
Henri Matisse