Tag: Matisse
Matisse Didden, new at FC Utrecht: ‘I’m a bit of a jerk on the field’
Matisse Didden, Belgian by birth and center back by profession. He joined FC Utrecht this summer. Didden has to compete in the center back with regulars Mike van der Hoorn…
“‘L’Atelier rouge’ led Matisse towards the unexpected” – L’Express
At the Louis-Vuitton Foundation, the event is major. The culmination of four years of research carried out by Anne Temkin, chief curator at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in…
Death of Matisse: “You were a real nice guy, we will succeed for you”, the moving message from his father
The father of 15-year-old Matisse, stabbed to death on April 27 in Châteauroux, published a moving letter on Facebook in tribute to his missing son. During the night from Tuesday…
Henri Matisse and Monique Bourgeois: the story of an improbable flirtation
We know the story in broad terms. In 1942, Henri Matisse, 72 years old, fell in love, platonically, with his nurse: Monique Bourgeois, 22 years old, a student nurse in…
Exhibition: Matisse in China, the leader of Fauvism, brings color back to Beijing
For the first time, the works of Matisse are presented to the Chinese public. The exhibition Matisse by Matisse opened its doors this weekend at the UCCA Contemporary Art Center…
The exhibition to see: Matisse and “Les Cahiers d’art”, the turn of the 1930s
“In front of the canvas, I have no idea”, wrote Henri Matisse on November 21, 1929, a few weeks before his sixtieth birthday. His paintings then translate his difficulty and…
Black holes hid well behind all types of active galaxy nuclei
I’avalanche of confirmations of the black hole theory continues with a statement from theESO which accompanies a publication in the famous newspaper Nature which can be consulted freely at arXiv.…
Black hole: the unified model of active galactic nuclei confirmed by the VLTI
L’avalanche of confirmations of the black hole theory continues with a statement from theESO which accompanies a publication in the famous newspaper Nature which can be consulted freely at arXiv.…