After viewing this painting at the Salon d'Automne, Isaac Grunewald proclaimed, "suddenly I stood in front a wall that sang, no screamed, color and radiated light" and joined the school of its painter.
After viewing this painting at the Salon d'Automne, Isaac Grunewald proclaimed, "suddenly I stood in front a wall that sang, no screamed, color and radiated light" and joined the school of its painter. A pink house is partially cut off in the top-left corner of this painting, and is part of a landscape that includes two white poplar trees. Vases of oil and vinegar surround a bouquet of flowers in this painting. The artist's signature is present underneath a partially cut-off wooden chair on the bottom-left of this canvas. On the right of this canvas, a woman carries the dish that sometimes gives this painting its name. Before being delivered to Sergei Shchukin, this painting was originally exhibited with a green and then blue motif. The blue floral pattern on the tablecloth in this painting blends into the wallpaper, and its only human figure is a maid. For 10 points, name this 1908 masterpiece of Henri Matisse, primarily painted in the title color.
After viewing this painting at the Salon d'Automne, Isaac Grunewald proclaimed, "suddenly I stood in front a wall that sang, no screamed, color and radiated light" and joined the school of its painter.
The Dessert: Harmony in Red [accept either underlined answer; also accept The Red Room or Le Dessert: Harmonie en Rouge or Le Dessert: Harmonie en Rouge; or The Dinner Table; or Decorative Panel for a Dining Room; do not accept "The Red Studio"]