I enjoyed the content you so graciously provided on Matisse (as he always has given me inspiration and a sense of belonging).
In my early twenties (many decades ago), I had a studio just a breath away from MOMA, and when I took a break, I would make my way through the museum and sit facing the Matisse works. In a large room, they all hung as to beckon the viewer into a world like no other. . . but historical context is important too. One overlaps the other.
May I suggest this link: http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2014/matisse/ if one is not to familiar, this is a another venue.
So, Casey, many thanks for making my day and I hope others become inspired by his works, as well as you have.
Hi Casey
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the content you so graciously provided on Matisse (as he always has given me inspiration and a sense of belonging).
In my early twenties (many decades ago), I had a studio just a breath away from MOMA, and when I took a break, I would make my way through the museum and sit facing the Matisse works. In a large room, they all hung as to beckon the viewer into a world like no other. . . but historical context is important too. One overlaps the other.
May I suggest this link: http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2014/matisse/
if one is not to familiar, this is a another venue.
So, Casey, many thanks for making my day and I hope others become inspired by his works, as well as you have.
Micros
So happy you visit here, Micros. Many thanks.
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