Henri Matisse

art-nouveau

Matisse Paintings 1869 - 1954 France, Art Nouveau Painter

The Dance, 1910

Oil on canvas, 391x260 cm

Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation

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OIL PAINTING: The Dance, 1910
In allotting each of the elements, earth, sky, and body, its own local colour and nothing more, Matisse gives the scene a riveting presence. Within that simplicity, boundless energy is discovered. The Dance is one of the few wholly convincing images of physical ecstasy made in the twentieth century. Matisse is said to have got the idea for it in Collioure in 1905, watching some fishermen and peasants on the beach in a circular dance called a sardana. But the sardana is a stately measure, and The Dance is more intense. That circle of stamping, twisting maenads takes you back down the line, to the red-figure vases of Mediterranean antiquity and, beyond them, to the caves. It tries to represent motions as ancient as dance itself.