The Red Studio
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The Red Studio is a famous 1911 painting by Henri Matisse that depicts his studio interior flattened into a vivid, monochromatic red space, exemplifying his bold use of color and simplified forms.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
oil painting
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painting → |
| artHistoricalSignificance |
iconic example of Matisse’s late Fauvist style
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key work in the development of modernist abstraction → |
| artist |
Henri Matisse
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| catalogueRaisonneNumber |
Duthuit 700 (approximate reference)
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| city |
New York City
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| collection |
Museum of Modern Art collection
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| commissionedBy |
Sergei Shchukin
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| completionDate |
1911
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| country |
United States
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| creator |
Henri Matisse
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| depicts |
artist’s studio
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decorative objects → furniture → paintings → sculptures → studio interior → |
| depictsWorkBySameArtist |
Le Luxe II
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Nude with White Scarf → Young Sailor II → |
| dominantColor |
red
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| genre |
interior scene
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| inception |
1911
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| influenced |
abstract art
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color field painting → minimalist painting → |
| location |
Museum of Modern Art
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| materialUsed |
canvas
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oil paint → |
| medium |
oil on canvas
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| movement |
Fauvism
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| movementAssociatedWith |
modern art
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| museum |
Museum of Modern Art, New York
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| notableCharacteristic |
bold use of color
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flattened pictorial space → monochromatic red field → outline drawing in yellow and blue lines → simplified forms → suppressed linear perspective → |
| originalTitle |
L’Atelier rouge
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| owner |
Museum of Modern Art, New York
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| theme |
artist’s working environment
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autobiographical self-representation through objects → relationship between objects and space → |
| title |
The Red Studio
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| yearExhibited |
1912
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Henri Matisse
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The Red Studio
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