I can see how pictures that look like photographs are just miming reality but art that seems to show life through a spiritual lens sees the magic overlooked in everyday life.
I read some of the comments. Always a risky proposition on UA-cam. But nevermind. I've been an artist my entire life, since age 5 probably earlier. No amount of negative comments, even the entire world could ever convince me that Henri Matisse is not one of the most wonderful painters I've ever seen since I first became aware of his art in 1972 art school :-) And even now, I watch this UA-cam video and find my appreciation for forms and color growing as I appreciate his work. He will always be one of my greatest art heroes. J'adore l'oeuvre d'Henri Matisse!
I agree that seeing the paintings in chronological order would be more valuable to seeing how Matisse evolved as an artist. The dates and locations of where he created the works would also be very useful. His paper cut-outs and stained glass windows, created at the end of his life are filled with so much joy, in spite of his physical limitations. He was always expanding his visions, and some paintings are just better than others. I love his use of colors in his paintings and paper cut-outs. Thank you for this video.
Oh my goddess! He was a genius! Amazing paintings and truely dazzling, vibrant colours. Many thanks for this great video. I absolutely, enjoyed every second Watching it.
Man invented photography and God asked the painters, Now what are you going to do ? I can't answer for MATISSE, but i'd say ,"there's seeing and then there's imagining" . 812 times I thank you-. Better than a walk through a European cathedral
Another great Artist. Beautiful work. They always inspire me. Though my stuff is more closely described as doodling. This is magnificent. I get ideas by these Geniuses. My stuff is rudimentary. I love this Art. It’s fabulous.
Matisse es uno de mis pintores favoritos, especialmente esas pinturas que pasaron a manos de los coleccionistas y museos rusos. Los pude admirar en el Museo PIcasso de Barcelona. Gracias por el video!
When I took art history, he was best known for his dancing paintings and showing movement but I guess he did way more than just that. 5:39 I had this poster in college. Still one of my favorite of his work
Negative comments don't understand Matisse as genius color mixer...his most famous disciple imo Richard Diebenkorn exemplifies Matisse's contribution to art as a formalist that established most of the precepts of modern abstract works. Of course his technique can be criticized as malformed, ugly crooked noses and other disjointed anatomical affects...what you see is what you get, and most professional painters agree on his importance in the sweep of art history. Then there are those who think that Bob Ross is great, with his Hallmark card renderings.
comparing bob ross to matisse....is a poor point..it is not about subjectivity...but rather does the quality of ones work..place him/her into the arena of great artists...a debate that would never include ross...
It would be more interesting to see paintings in chronological order. That way you would see the progression of artist in his/her career. Of course it would require more time when making the video. Even order of early, middle, late periods of artists would be enought. And one more thing: Do not add zoom to the images!
@@Kasparoscar Dont know how you define progress but if you look paintings from certain period they look quite same. I think you do notice the change in style and matter if shown in chronological order.
@@Kasparoscar Yeah but "progress" in art is not same as in some other fields. Progress is more of change in style and matter even if it degenerates. But if you put works in chronological order you could easily see that what artist was thinking or what progress/degenerates has he obtained.
Fabulous video. I love the order -- To put them chronologically would have made this more academic... instead of just looking at the piece. Very nicely done! Thank you!
Henri Matisse Kırmızıyı en güzel kullanan ressamlar arasında yer alır.Klasik çağların post modern, hatta fovist ressamlarından dır. Gerek kırmızıyı kullanımı, gerekse yüz hatlarındaki sert ifadeleriyle, Çizgileriyle.
Thank you for your hard work. It's amazing to have so many paintings in one video. If I may ask, how long did it take you and what software did you use?
Amazing. Good job. But, as a viewer, I can see in some of the portraits only half of the heads. Wouldn't it be better not using the zoom for some of this pictures?
I had a Matisse before in my kitchen ( that of a breakfast table set at an opened window). It perished in a fire which started in the kitchen. Devastating 😫.
Yes I am still discovering what I can do with Art. Who knows if 100 years from now, someone thinks My doodling is Art. My stick figures could be famous.
Matisse has grown on me over the years. At his best, he paints females with elegance and grace. Typically, they come across as peaceful, content, or engaged in quiet contemplation. At times, they're quite mysterious. Few, if any, 20th century painters rival him in that department. I can think of only Modigliani who has a comparable grace. To his credit, he has also experimented a great deal. He does, however, miss the mark frequently, producing works one would ignore if it were not for his big name. Works that are too coarse, unfinished, blurry, amounting to bad impressionism. One probably wouldn't take them even if they were left on a sidewalk. While the majority of paintings here have not left an indelible mark, Matisse flies high on a good day. My problem with many famous 20th century painters is the lack of classical precision. They may have avoided that deliberately, at least in some cases, but I think they've done so at a tremendous cost, much to the detriment of their work. Dali, fortunately, understood the value of precision and quite rightly regarded the lack of it as a sign of degeneration. Matisse, in his best work, shows precision, that one's modernity can be strengthened through it.
He's not very good at painting humans ,but that is best job for a camera,if I was given a paint brush this is the way I would paint.but i not like his human poses they look stiff ,trees in different colours is Brill.
@@Kasparoscar talent to depict reality? Matisse would've laughed at your rudimentary opinion on what art is and should become. Modern sensibilities and appreciation changed at the turn of the 20th century, along with it a sense of beauty and representation
@@Kasparoscar ironic since your ideal world representation is just a simple sense perception representation. Very limiting and ignorant to metaphysics and forms within themselves. You seem very ignorant to how we think about empiricism and perceive reality. You can't seem to reason past the fact that sense representation isn't the only form of expression and knowledge. Deeper and innate expression has a right to exist too. Also, your judgement of what is beautiful and what isn't is all based on dogmatic ideals from forms of ideology like faith, morality and so on that have been cast aside by modern artists because of their foundation in arbitrary logic. You don't have a clue why you even deteste modern art because to you talent is the only reason to make art, that reasoning alone is contradictory to art itself.
Marcos Castillo Jaen Jaj ja ja. Yo creo que se merece la fama. Es segun el gusto. Y ver la retrospectiva del arte da la vision q cada uno aporta. Hoy me he fijado los mantelitos en las mesas que no me habia fijado jamas. Una tonteria pero despues de vieja, escudriñando aun. Saludos.
I can see how pictures that look like photographs are just miming reality but art that seems to show life through a spiritual lens sees the magic overlooked in everyday life.
This is a very profound take on abstract art.
@@apes4days254 0:23 😊 0:34
I read some of the comments. Always a risky proposition on UA-cam. But nevermind. I've been an artist my entire life, since age 5 probably earlier. No amount of negative comments, even the entire world could ever convince me that Henri Matisse is not one of the most wonderful painters I've ever seen since I first became aware of his art in 1972 art school :-) And even now, I watch this UA-cam video and find my appreciation for forms and color growing as I appreciate his work. He will always be one of my greatest art heroes.
J'adore l'oeuvre d'Henri Matisse!
Henri Matisse is always one of my favorites. Thank you for the wonderful collection of his works.
I love u henry... u r the face of the sun.... ur the best artist.... i love ur hand ur mind and ur pencil.... thx dear henry shaina camius
I like paintings too much. Matisse is a great artist. Thank you very much. Sincerely.
I agree that seeing the paintings in chronological order would be more valuable to seeing how Matisse evolved as an artist. The dates and locations of where he created the works would also be very useful.
His paper cut-outs and stained glass windows, created at the end of his life are filled with so much joy, in spite of his physical limitations.
He was always expanding his visions, and some paintings are just better than others.
I love his use of colors in his paintings and paper cut-outs.
Thank you for this video.
good idea, did you make that video?
Definitely one of my favorites, so so important to image making and still ahead of most of us.
Thank you for this. I understand Matisse much more, now.
Oh my goddess! He was a genius! Amazing paintings and truely dazzling, vibrant colours.
Many thanks for this great video. I absolutely, enjoyed every second Watching it.
Such a wild one. He's a fauvorite of mine and not for nothing. Superb and mesmerizing, thank you, thank you.
What a genius, how he read his sitters. Perfect background music for this wonderful exhibition, many thanks.
Admiro mucho su obra por el uso de los colores . Esa armonía que logra al usar a veces los amarillos en los rostros .
wow, such abundance of variations.
We are so lucky to have these great masters from the past, to enjoy and learn from them. Thank you for this video.
Man invented photography and God asked the painters, Now what are you going to do ? I can't answer for MATISSE, but i'd say ,"there's seeing and then there's imagining" .
812 times I thank you-. Better than a walk through a European cathedral
Oh my God! Oh my God! Matisse I love you!
I love him and thank you for these great his paintings.
This is the best collection.🤗
Another great Artist. Beautiful work. They always inspire me. Though my stuff is more closely described as doodling. This is magnificent. I get ideas by these Geniuses. My stuff is rudimentary. I love this Art. It’s fabulous.
Not one of my favorites, but definitely a pioneer
A very pure artist briliant
He drew tits a lot
I have never been moved by art until I discovered this
Never?
My favorite artist.
THOSE EARLY LANDSCAPES AND STILL LIFES,UNTIL 1906 APROX,ARE REALLY FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL
Thank you very much for this video, it is superb !
I love the music. Fits best in every spot!
In a sense Picasso captured images whereas Matisse set images free. Thank you. Fantastic!!
He was the greatest of modern French painters.
Matisse es uno de mis pintores favoritos, especialmente esas pinturas que pasaron a manos de los coleccionistas y museos rusos. Los pude admirar en el Museo PIcasso de Barcelona. Gracias por el video!
... ¡FAN-TÁS-TI-CO!...
... ¡812 imágenes valen más que 812.000 palabras!...
Henri MATISSE... ¡INMORTAL!.
Yea he is a great Artist. I love this style.
Maravilloso Matisse , sus sombras azules, la luz y el color un gusto
Thank you for this! The paintings are absolutely beautiful.
Los ojos del alma se reclinan sobre cuerpos y paisajes en la maravillosa ensoñación del artista
When I took art history, he was best known for his dancing paintings and showing movement but I guess he did way more than just that.
5:39 I had this poster in college. Still one of my favorite of his work
Those blue and white collages are pretty .admirable yes but he goes way deeper!
If I paint like this in my art class, I will be screamed at by my art teacher.
I highly doubt it, I would hope they would encourage it.. What do they encourage if not individualism?
Thank you for posting.
Me ha encantado. No conocía mucho sus obras. Un maestro, sin dudas
Espectaculares estos videos.
This is great. He is a Master.
Thank You.
Its like looking through Gods eyes at the World below.
Thank you so so so much ❤❤😊😊 !!
Amazing thank you for your works
no conocía mucha obra d el pero ahora q vi este vídeo es un súper genio .
Спасибо за показ 👏💐
Magnífico Matisse
Matisse was great artist,his still stand the times.his art techniques
ray Jones
I dont inderstand how you people see these miserable scratches great !
Großen Dank !!!!!!
A very great artist
Henri Matisse is one of my favorite artist .Regeards JJ.Pokrak compmaturism
Negative comments don't understand Matisse as genius color mixer...his most famous disciple imo Richard Diebenkorn exemplifies Matisse's contribution to art as a formalist that established most of the precepts of modern abstract works.
Of course his technique can be criticized as malformed, ugly crooked noses and other disjointed anatomical affects...what you see is what you get, and most professional painters agree on his importance in the sweep of art history.
Then there are those who think that Bob Ross is great, with his Hallmark card renderings.
comparing bob ross to matisse....is a poor point..it is not about subjectivity...but rather does the quality of ones work..place him/her into the arena of great artists...a debate that would never include ross...
Pity you.
Amazing thank you
Magnificent.
It would be more interesting to see paintings in chronological order. That way you would see the progression of artist in his/her career. Of course it would require more time when making the video. Even order of early, middle, late periods of artists would be enought. And one more thing: Do not add zoom to the images!
In the case of Mattise, he doesn't really progress with the time.
@@Kasparoscar Dont know how you define progress but if you look paintings from certain period they look quite same. I think you do notice the change in style and matter if shown in chronological order.
@@xxxyyy1880 He degenerates over time. From his fauvism practices to the childish paintings.
@@Kasparoscar Yeah but "progress" in art is not same as in some other fields. Progress is more of change in style and matter even if it degenerates. But if you put works in chronological order you could easily see that what artist was thinking or what progress/degenerates has he obtained.
❤🎨Peccato, mancano date e titolo delle Opere del Grande Matisse❤🎨
Fabulous video. I love the order -- To put them chronologically would have made this more academic... instead of just looking at the piece. Very nicely done! Thank you!
S Marie Galski yes,but it is going to fast,I want to memorise his pantings and most of details
...impressed!
Faltó colocar el título y el año de cada tela mostrada, y si es necesario, escribirlos en inglés y español.
Un gran pintor
Lovely.
Henri Matisse
Kırmızıyı en güzel kullanan ressamlar
arasında yer alır.Klasik çağların post modern, hatta fovist ressamlarından dır.
Gerek kırmızıyı kullanımı, gerekse
yüz hatlarındaki sert
ifadeleriyle,
Çizgileriyle.
Got great pleasure.
Gracias
Thank you for your hard work. It's amazing to have so many paintings in one video. If I may ask, how long did it take you and what software did you use?
Amazing. Good job. But, as a viewer, I can see in some of the portraits only half of the heads. Wouldn't it be better not using the zoom for some of this pictures?
he is very encouraging to us tyro's. if he can; i can..
Best UA-camr!! ^^
I had a Matisse before in my kitchen ( that of a breakfast table set at an opened window). It perished in a fire which started in the kitchen.
Devastating 😫.
I could paint a similar painting for you.
Good work
🖤
« Je n’aime plus. »
( le sacré ) ✨🌝
Colour and Simplicity what more could you ask for
very cool! I like it!
Yes I am still discovering what I can do with Art. Who knows if 100 years from now, someone thinks My doodling is Art. My stick figures could be famous.
brilliance
Are these in chronological order?
Спасибо.
Is there bad art or only popular art?
Grazie
Спасибо
Awesome Work. Trolls stay away.
Pablo Burchard,a famous chilean painter was a fan of Matisse all his life¡¡¡Fauvisme¡¡¡
Светло-радостный Матисс.
1:09:11 Cher
1:42
C'est du dessin...et je trouve ses peintures vides et plates....
How do i know if my Matisse the Circus from Jazz is valuable?
Matisse has grown on me over the years. At his best, he paints females with elegance and grace. Typically, they come across as peaceful, content, or engaged in quiet contemplation. At times, they're quite mysterious. Few, if any, 20th century painters rival him in that department. I can think of only Modigliani who has a comparable grace. To his credit, he has also experimented a great deal. He does, however, miss the mark frequently, producing works one would ignore if it were not for his big name. Works that are too coarse, unfinished, blurry, amounting to bad impressionism. One probably wouldn't take them even if they were left on a sidewalk. While the majority of paintings here have not left an indelible mark, Matisse flies high on a good day.
My problem with many famous 20th century painters is the lack of classical precision. They may have avoided that deliberately, at least in some cases, but I think they've done so at a tremendous cost, much to the detriment of their work. Dali, fortunately, understood the value of precision and quite rightly regarded the lack of it as a sign of degeneration. Matisse, in his best work, shows precision, that one's modernity can be strengthened through it.
Le plus beau et cher a mon coeur Le chemisie roumain voir ie romaneasca.
many of his life paintings are along the lines of Gaugin
( je n’ai aucunes.. descendance.)
« Ce fait d’être en condition d’éduquer. »
Je me suis réalisée ( seule ) ✨🌝
❤
Never been crazy about Matisse. I think that might be something lacking in me though.
Thank you ,Iove Matisse and this is a wonderful collection; the music fits his
Style.
Don't worry, it's something lacking in them.
My feeling watching Matisse art is incompleteness
As he did not finish his work, although colors overloaded .
@@margaritaresta6390, it is an art movement called Fauvism. Not overloaded, it is just bright colored and.vivid in places your brain is not used too.
« Puisque je partage mes émotions avec le monde. »
( je ne crains absolument.. pas l’homme )
« Mai(s) je me positionne. Par mon savoir »
Not that it’s a competition but I still prefer Pablo over Henri.
very nice! But i would prefer 50 to Focus on, than more than 800 ! That is simply to much!
I like to watch this is small parts and pause often.
Imagine making that many!
👍
He's not very good at painting humans ,but that is best job for a camera,if I was given a paint brush this is the way I would paint.but i not like his human poses they look stiff ,trees in different colours is Brill.
"That's best job for a camera" justifying the lack of talent.
@@Kasparoscar talent to depict reality? Matisse would've laughed at your rudimentary opinion on what art is and should become. Modern sensibilities and appreciation changed at the turn of the 20th century, along with it a sense of beauty and representation
@@apes4days254 Sorry, I don’t speak mediocrity.
@@Kasparoscar ironic since your ideal world representation is just a simple sense perception representation. Very limiting and ignorant to metaphysics and forms within themselves. You seem very ignorant to how we think about empiricism and perceive reality. You can't seem to reason past the fact that sense representation isn't the only form of expression and knowledge. Deeper and innate expression has a right to exist too. Also, your judgement of what is beautiful and what isn't is all based on dogmatic ideals from forms of ideology like faith, morality and so on that have been cast aside by modern artists because of their foundation in arbitrary logic. You don't have a clue why you even deteste modern art because to you talent is the only reason to make art, that reasoning alone is contradictory to art itself.
@@apes4days254 What did you not understand, kid. I do not speak mediocrity. Go bluff about contemporary art with your also criteria lacking pals.
Hmm. If the vast majority of these paintings appeared in a flea market, I think I'd walk straight past them.
Curious as to who you think is a good artist?
J’aime plus « materner »
« Ceci. ( n’étant pas mon devoir.) »
J’apprécie produire des pensées sain(es)
El pintor que no sabía pintar.
Me he preguntado muchas veces si el sr. M., se merece la fama que los entendidos en pintura le han otorgado.
Marcos Castillo Jaen Jaj ja ja. Yo creo que se merece la fama. Es segun el gusto. Y ver la retrospectiva del arte da la vision q cada uno aporta. Hoy me he fijado los mantelitos en las mesas que no me habia fijado jamas. Una tonteria pero despues de vieja, escudriñando aun. Saludos.
Gracias por la compilacion.