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There are four pairs of works by Matisse and Picasso for
you to study. Both artists were extremely prolific during their
long careers. Their art went through many transformations and involved
a wide range of materials, including the invention of new techniques
such as collage. This project does not attempt to cover all aspects
of their work, instead we hope to provide you with a starting point
for further exploration. The four pairs investigate a few key aspects
of their work and reveal both common interests and differences of
approach.
Primitivism
Key Issues: Primitivism
Picasso - Nude with Raised Arms,
1907
Matisse - Back III, 1916-17
Spaces
Key Issues: Perspective, Viewpoint and
Cubism
Picasso - Bowl of Fruit, Violin
and Bottle, 1914
Matisse - The Moroccans, 1916
The Female Nude
Picasso - Nude Woman in a Red Armchair,
1932
Matisse - Draped Nude, 1936
Cut-Outs
Picasso - Woman, 1961
Matisse - The Snail, 1953
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