The Joy of Life

The Joy of Life by Henri Matisse displays Matisse masterful use of colour and composition. While Matisse was a fauve, meaning wildcat, his paintings have a calming serenity to them. Here's the Joy of Life.
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[@jamestb9902]

Love me some Fauves. Keep up the great work! its so nice re-visiting works from my Art History days. Take all my likes!

[@dansmith4984]

Love me some Fauves really made me smile 😁
That Henry fella ain’t too bad

[@diego.sinstep]

Perfect! As always! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@MHDebidour]

Litteraly in french "fauves" is used for a specific family of beast : the felidae (cats, lions, leopards...). Fauve is also a yellow/orange color from old french word falve. Probably the critic used the term with the knowledge of both meanings

[@joebentleytheartist]

Guagin and its symbolism .His viewers knew Greek mythology.

[@ItsMe-yn6ql]

These are great, keep it up! Earned yourself a sub.

[@JesseNickelltheFourth]

Your videos are great dude! High quality work!

[@aguaaaaaaa]

beautiful!

[@jaydarivera4094]

amazing!!!!