Dec 2, 2022
Media: Oil
Size: 11x14 in
Sign Up for My VIP List and Receive a Free Print Here Visit My Artworks Shoppe for all my series Here Free USA Shipping - Contact me for International Rates I have seen Matisse use this element ( Samovar) in many of his paintings and even though I didn't know what is was I still used it as I liked the shape. I assumed it was some kind of heater and he obviously liked them. I fpund out later that I was close, it is a tea urn thst is kept hot most of the time. The steam was also uswed to heat the space.Matisse being a French artist and this being mostly Russian must have had a special reason for using it so many times in his paintings. I wonder what that was? I assumed it was for tea or for heating and I wasn't too far off. Read about it below.This is s fun painting with the reflect of what is on the other side of the room. Of course I alwayslove to include Matisse's Cat somewhere too. Hummm....wonder what she is thinking about?
Sign Up for My VIP List and Receive a Free Print Here Visit My Artworks Shoppe for all my series Here Free USA Shipping - Contact me for International Rates I have seen Matisse use this element ( Samovar) in many of his paintings and even though I didn't know what is was I still used it as I liked the shape. I assumed it was some kind of heater and he obviously liked them. I fpund out later that I was close, it is a tea urn thst is kept hot most of the time. The steam was also uswed to heat the space.Matisse being a French artist and this being mostly Russian must have had a special reason for using it so many times in his paintings. I wonder what that was? I assumed it was for tea or for heating and I wasn't too far off. Read about it below.This is s fun painting with the reflect of what is on the other side of the room. Of course I alwayslove to include Matisse's Cat somewhere too. Hummm....wonder what she is thinking about? |
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