In class we have been learning about Henri Matisse and Fauvism. I have learned that Matisse started to create art later on in life, but is known as a great artist in Fauvism and still well known for his talent today. We were to take a picture from the 'cut out' art and recreate it ourselfs. The one that instantly inspired me was, "The panel with mask " which was created in 1947. The original was put together using gouache on paper, cut and pasted and measured 110x53cm. I found the bright, vibrant colours very interesting and could not wait to get started. I am aware that this particular piece does not look difficult to replicate-due to its simplicity - it wasn't. That is what I like about it, not that it looked easy, but because the colours were amazing and I knew I could work with it and come up with something quickly and impressive. I used a variety of acrylic paints to create the background and some of the shapes on top, as well as white paper. I cut and pasted the shapes and this is what I came up with. The first image is the original. I thoroughly enjoyed doing this, I think this is my favourite movement so far.
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