I was playing around with table settings and my new tablecloth and was reminded of the Fauvist style work by Matisse.
The Metropolitan Museum of art defines Fauvism as "Fauvism was the first of the avant-garde movements that flourished in
France in the early years of the twentieth century. The Fauve painters
were the first to break with Impressionism
as well as with older, traditional methods of perception. Their
spontaneous, often subjective response to nature was expressed in bold,
undisguised brushstrokes and high-keyed, vibrant colors directly from
the tube"
This table setting is my nod to Matisse. I am loving the cheerful colors and I just don't care that its not autunmal or Puritanical but then neither am I.
This table setting is my nod to Matisse. I am loving the cheerful colors and I just don't care that its not autunmal or Puritanical but then neither am I.
9 comments:
So beautiful! Thank you for helping me think outside the "autumn" box!
I love that you are not Puritanical or Autumnal!! Thank you for the little art lesson as well as a beautiful setting! xo
NICE Kerry!
Kery I love your Matisse inspired table. The colors sing for me and your china with those gorgeous borders are perfection!
xoxo
Karena
The Arts by Karena
Beautiful. I think it's JOYful and that is all that matters. LOVE it. Very inspired darling, as are you.
xo Terri
Love Matisse and his colors. Grand tablescapes! Happy Thanksgiving!
What a beautiful tablecloth...it does have a Matisse feel...
Your table is gorgeous, Kerry! I love your table cloth and you china and together they are perfect! I can't imagine ever creating a tabletop that went traditionally autumnal. I wouldn't like it a bit and it would look so bad in my house!
Lovely Kerry! Matisse certainly inspires me whenever I see his work. I hope your holiday was wonderful. Tell us how J liked his room! Did you have to drive him back to school? Have a great week. xo Nancy
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