For 10 points, name this 1906 painting of presumably happy nudes in a landscape by Henri Matisse.
A previously friendly critic said this painting "evokes the shop fronts of [paint] merchants" and that its artist had "gone to the dogs." One of many references in this painting is its quotation of Agostino Carracci's engraving of Paolo Fiammingo's Love in the Golden Age. The shapes of four goats disappear into orange as they're herded into a cave on this painting's right side. The dyad of a crouching figure beneath a standing figure on this painting's left reappears in its artist's Bathers with Turtle and Luxury I. Picasso produced Les Demoiselles after deciding to outdo this painting. The person in this painting's center foreground plays an (*) instrument consisting of two pipes, and reclines to the right of an embracing couple. This painting is set beneath two rows of receding, colorful trees, and includes a ring of figures in the background who reappear in the artist's The Dance. For 10 points, name this 1906 painting of presumably happy nudes in a landscape by Henri Matisse.
A previously friendly critic said this painting "evokes the shop fronts of [paint] merchants" and that its artist had "gone to the dogs.
Le bonheur de vivre [or The Joy of Life; or La joie de vivre]