Tea by Henri Matisse, 1919
This is believed to be Matisse's own garden outside Paris, with what's said to be his daughter and a friend having tea — that flat, saturated color was already becoming his signature.
Erisava: Would've been a great painting if not for the face of the woman to the right. What's your take?
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That dog looks like it wants no part of this.