His portrait of his wife is known for the prominent feature running down her nose.
He introduced "painting with scissors", and that technique involving paper cut collages was used in Beasts of the Sea. A hundred such prints were collected in the book Jazz, while his paintings included one depicting a woman on the right setting the table, which is decorated with a red and blue pattern that runs onto the walls of the room as well. His portrait of his wife is known for the prominent feature running down her nose. Besides The Green Stripe, he depicted five figures holding hands against a background of green and blue, performing the titular action. For 10 points, name this French painter of Harmony in Red and The Dance, the founder of Fauvism.
He introduced "painting with scissors", and that technique involving paper cut collages was used in Beasts of the Sea.
Henri {Matisse}