How Henri Matisse Scandalized the Art Establishment with His Daring Use of Color
Briefly

Henri Matisse’s unconventional use of color, emotionally powerful yet not strictly realistic, led critics to label him a 'wild beast' of art.
Matisse's painting 'Luxe, Calme et Volupté' captures a sense of rebellion in color, pulsating with wild energy and defying conventional subject representation.
The fauvist movement’s art shocked audiences by prioritizing subjective experience over objectivity, fundamentally changing the perception of color in painting.
Even after more than a century, Matisse’s works retain a defiant power, with colors that vibrate with the creative recklessness of their origins.
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