Interior with a Violin Case ☱ Matisse ☰ Art Print Paper Finish:Smooth Matte Remington discovered that he admired

Remington discovered that he admired the vanquished almost as much as the victors

Reminiscent of Monet's Impression

The goldfish are the focal point of this piece

created at about the same time as Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette

also referred to as Vampire (though not by Munch)

Interior with a Violin Case ☱ Matisse ☰ Art Print Paper Finish:Smooth Matte Remington discovered that he admiredInterior with a Violin Case (1919) by Henri Matisse depicts a room with a large window, white curtains, heavily decorated walls and patterned floor, a dressing table with mirror, a chair and footstool, and an open violin case with no violin. This interior reflects his exploration of domestic spaces and the interplay between objects and their environment, with the presence of the empty violin case suggesting a narrative about music and creativity.