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Blue Nude (Souvenir of Biskra)
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Blue Nude (Souvenir of Biskra)

painting by Henri Matisse
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  • Henri Matisse
    Henri Matisse
    / Riviera years of Henri Matisse

    …burning—happily, merely in effigy—of his Blue Nude (1907). But middle age, growing affluence, an established international reputation, the disruptions of World War I, and a distaste for public commotion gradually combined to isolate him from the centers of avant-gardism. He began to winter on the French Riviera, and by the…

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    …burning—happily, merely in effigy—of his Blue Nude (1907). But middle age, growing affluence, an established international reputation, the disruptions of World War I, and a distaste for public commotion gradually combined to isolate him from the centers of avant-gardism. He began to winter on the French Riviera, and by the…

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