Memory of Oceania

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Memory of Oceania is a late, large-scale paper cut-out by Henri Matisse that exemplifies his vibrant, abstract style and innovative “cut-outs” technique.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Memory of Oceania canonical 2
Souvenir d’Océanie 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
paper cut-out
artForm collage
cut paper composition
artHistoricalContext Matisse cut-out period
linked to: Matisse cut-outs

post-war modern art
artist Henri Matisse
artisticTechnique cut-out
gouache-painted paper cut-outs
collection Museum of Modern Art, New York
colorCharacteristic bold contrasts
vibrant colors
countryOfCollection United States of America
creator Henri Matisse
creatorBirthName Henri Émile Benoît Matisse
linked to: Henri Matisse
creatorNationality French
creatorOccupation draftsman
painter
printmaker
sculptor
depicts abstracted seascape
geometric shapes
organic shapes
tropical motifs
exhibitedAt Museum of Modern Art, New York
genre abstract art
abstract composition
hasPart flat, simplified shapes
overlapping colored paper forms
inception 1953
inspiredBy Matisse’s travels
Oceania
languageOfTitle French
location Museum of Modern Art
materialUsed gouache
gouache on paper
paper
movement Fauvism
Modernism
notableFor innovative cut-out technique
large scale
late work of Matisse
originalTitle Souvenir d’Océanie
linked to: Memory of Oceania
partOfSeries Matisse cut-outs
late cut-outs of Henri Matisse
period late career of Henri Matisse
title Memory of Oceania

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Matisse cut-outs notableWork Memory of Oceania
Memory of Oceania title Memory of Oceania
Memory of Oceania originalTitle Souvenir d’Océanie
linked to: Memory of Oceania