I think the triangular division in his son's face is representing the internalization of the metronome's swing arm in front of him. Of course we can only see the back of this device, but as it's shape is also triangular, as a mirroring of abstract forms it also comes into play for this reason.
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With *peace and love*
With peace and love... What a niche intersection of my interests.
peace and love peace and love
You think they'll understand *peace and love*
@@blergyadig totally think it was purposeful
I think the triangular division in his son's face is representing the internalization of the metronome's swing arm in front of him. Of course we can only see the back of this device, but as it's shape is also triangular, as a mirroring of abstract forms it also comes into play for this reason.
My favorite Matisse piece. The boy is beautiful yet haunting. His comment towards the brutality of WW I.
She did a good job, great video
When academia meets peace and love
Beautiful painting
Very interesting great curating I think inspiring
Master pic
a world war 1 moment xo
Weird that Matisse would put so much grey in a self portrait. I suppose he didn’t think much of himself as an artist then.