In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Henri Matisse painted this canvas in his hotel room in Nice, in the South of France, where he spent his winters beginning in 1917. The large window gives the painting a theatrical feel, as drapes open like stage curtains to reveal a single actor. One window is propped open, allowing for a glimpse outside; the small, neatly contained view suggests a landscape painting hanging on a wall.
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August Macke — Woman on a Divan
Max Beckmann — Violet Interior
Francis McCarthy — Girl Seated in Room
Édouard Vuillard — Madame Vuillard cousant, rue Truffaut
Vincent van Gogh — View of a Butcher's Shop
Édouard Vuillard — Das blaue Zimmer
Edvard Munch — The Murderess
Édouard Vuillard — At the Board Game
Édouard Vuillard — Window
Edvard Munch — Young Woman Under a Tree
Paul Cézanne — Girl with Birdcage (Jeune fille à la volière)
Edvard Munch — The Murderess
