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Henri Matisse – Harmony in Red
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Henri Matisse – Harmony in Red

菠蘿選画所 AVPT4610
NT$980.00 AVPT4610

The bold red is overwhelming—wall and table merge into one,
even the woman, the fruit bowl, and the vase seem to float in the painting.
Matisse doesn’t care for perspective or shadows,
he simply uses color to create rhythm and beauty in everyday life.
This painting is more “modern” than you think.

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The bold red is overwhelming—wall and table merge into one,
even the woman, the fruit bowl, and the vase seem to float in the painting.
Matisse doesn’t care for perspective or shadows,
he simply uses color to create rhythm and beauty in everyday life.
This painting is more “modern” than you think.

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