In response to the death of Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso painted a set of fifteen variations of this painting.  An ornately drawn picture of a flower vase highlights the center of the ivory wall in the background, which is offset by a slightly ajar set of double doors to the right and the slanted mirror above.  An unworn red slipper rests in front 
In response to the death of Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso painted a set of fifteen variations of this painting.  An ornately drawn picture of a flower vase highlights the center of the ivory wall in the background, which is offset by a slightly ajar set of double doors to the right and the slanted mirror above.  An unworn red slipper rests in front of the jeweled necklace wearing figure lounging on a set of pillows in the lower left corner, the only one of the title characters directly facing the viewer.  To the right, a standing black servant woman looks back at the other two title characters, who are enjoying a private moment with a hookah.  FTP, identify this orientalist painting of ladies in a North African harem, a work of Eugene Delacroix.
In response to the death of Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso painted a set of fifteen variations of this painting.  
Women of Algiers in their Apartment