A series of different colored squares form the she
A series of different colored squares form the shell of the title animal in this artist's The Snail. Ships sit in the pink waters of the harbor in one of several paintings he did of Collioure, The Open Window. In one of his paintings, a maid is arranging fruit on a platter on a table whose tablecloth bears the same color as the wallpaper. In another painting by him, the nudes reclining and playing on a yellow lawn include a group dancing in a ring, a trope he would revisit in his painting The Dance. He used a technique he called "drawing with scissors" for his Blue Nudes series. For 10 points, name this French Fauvist of The Joy of Life and Harmony in Red.
A series of different colored squares form the shell of the title animal in this artist's The Snail.
Henri Matisse