Matisse was a artist who appeared in the ear y 20th century and played an important role in developing modern art as the leader of Fauvism.
He thought expressing what he felt more important than reproducing what he saw and believed that the nature of...
Matisse was a artist who appeared in the ear y 20th century and played an important role in developing modern art as the leader of Fauvism.
He thought expressing what he felt more important than reproducing what he saw and believed that the nature of art was expressing one's feelings rather than unifying aesthetics.
Early in his life. he dealt mostly with light and colorful landscapes influenced by impressionism. Later his works became some of the most import-ant paintings in the history of the 20th century's modern arts due to his sensational painting style. The character of the 20th century's arts was based on the establishment of ego and the assertion of individuality so that it could emphaisize the independence and freedom of paintings. This style of paintings was much more greatly expressed by fauvists. They expressed their feelings and enthusiasm on the canvas as plainly and decisively as possible.
Plainess is reflections on the pure truth and symbolization of restoration to the true nature not having any false aspects. When we think that the modern art's essential characters are freedom, liberation, restorational values and purity, the plainess aimed at purity has a great importance.
Matisse was one of the first artists who recognized the value at the pure line. Conclusively his world of art started with plainess and later unified formative, expressive character of colour and dessin in paper colle. He departed from the classical concept of colour and line and created formative paintings.
Having devoted his life to the completion of new fauvistic paintings, he was a artist who had a deep sensibility and harmonious intelligence. He was heathy and led a bright life, kept his position and was not controlled by others. He confidently walked his way life. His rational, passionate and revolutional works are some of the greatest paintings of France