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Olivos en Collioure

Summer 1906 (?)
Not on view
Collioure es un pintoresco pueblo de la costa mediterránea, cuyo soleado paisaje fue una fuente de inspiración para Matisse y otros artistas de su época que pintaban en el sur de Francia. Uno de ellos, Paul Signac, fue quien animó a Matisse a adoptar los colores vibrantes e inventivos preferidos por los fauves. Esta importante obra, producto del breve periodo fauvista de Matisse, fue adquirida por Gertrude y Leo Stein poco después de ser terminada.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Olivos en Collioure
  • Artista: Henri Matisse, francés, 1869–1954
  • Fecha: 1906
  • Material: Óleo sobre lienzo
  • Dimensiones: 44,5 x 55,2 cm
  • Crédito: Colección Robert Lehman, 1975
  • Número de inventario: 1975.1.194
  • Curatorial Department: The Robert Lehman Collection

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