After Matisse
36 × 36 in, acrylic
After Matisse is a vibrant homage to the spirit of Henri Matisse’s "The Red Studio." Stacey Replinger embraces Matisse's bold Fauvist colors while giving increased depth to his flat spatial interpretation. The composition pulsates with abundance. Objects—a reclining nude painting, a vivid bouquet, a shining glass, and scattered elements of a still life—come alive in a saturated space. The Cubist influence is evident in the faceted vase. The rich reds, pinks, and golds echo Matisse’s revolutionary approach to color as structure. Originally dismissed by its patron, "The Red Studio" became a defining modernist work. This reimagining continues its legacy of bold expression.
This 36x36 acrylic piece would add passion to any room.
36 × 36 in, acrylic
After Matisse is a vibrant homage to the spirit of Henri Matisse’s "The Red Studio." Stacey Replinger embraces Matisse's bold Fauvist colors while giving increased depth to his flat spatial interpretation. The composition pulsates with abundance. Objects—a reclining nude painting, a vivid bouquet, a shining glass, and scattered elements of a still life—come alive in a saturated space. The Cubist influence is evident in the faceted vase. The rich reds, pinks, and golds echo Matisse’s revolutionary approach to color as structure. Originally dismissed by its patron, "The Red Studio" became a defining modernist work. This reimagining continues its legacy of bold expression.
This 36x36 acrylic piece would add passion to any room.
36 × 36 in, acrylic
After Matisse is a vibrant homage to the spirit of Henri Matisse’s "The Red Studio." Stacey Replinger embraces Matisse's bold Fauvist colors while giving increased depth to his flat spatial interpretation. The composition pulsates with abundance. Objects—a reclining nude painting, a vivid bouquet, a shining glass, and scattered elements of a still life—come alive in a saturated space. The Cubist influence is evident in the faceted vase. The rich reds, pinks, and golds echo Matisse’s revolutionary approach to color as structure. Originally dismissed by its patron, "The Red Studio" became a defining modernist work. This reimagining continues its legacy of bold expression.
This 36x36 acrylic piece would add passion to any room.