Henri Matisse’s “Game of Balls” (1908) – Competition, Adolescent Sexuality and Psychological Development
04 Sep
Posted by victor as Discussion and Mind-Probing, Uncategorized
Competitive Drive as a Basis of and Resistance to Psychological Development Henri Matisse, “Game of Balls” (1908) Matisse’s “Game of Balls” is, semantically, the twin of his the “Bathers with a Turtle” (the article on this painting was posted on Sept.1, 2010). If in “Bathers…” Matisse comments about the problems of psychological development in female [...]
Henri Matisse’s “Bathers with a Turtle” (1908) – The Vitality, the Melancholy and the Desire to Understand Life
01 Sep
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Three Levels of Psychological Development – Living, Withdrawal and Dedication to Understand Life/Living Henri Matisse, “Bathers with a Turtle” (1908) Approaching Matisse’s painting we see a three-layered background (green, dense blue and rarefied blue) that emphasizes three-part setting of the painting. What can this combination of colors trigger in us the viewers? May be, it [...]
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