ENGLISH WORLD - Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition, 1912, and The Armory Show, 1913 - Letter from Sergei Shchukin to Henri Matisse, February 1/14, 1912 - ATELIER ROUGE _ FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON
Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition, 1912, and The Armory Show, 1913 - Letter from Sergei Shchukin to Henri Matisse, February 1/14, 1912 - ATELIER ROUGE _ FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON https://ainsiparlaitlart.blogspot.com Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition, 1912, and The Armory Show, 1913 Shchukin's lack of interest in the The Red Studio affected the artist, who chose not to exhibit the work in France immediately after its completion. The Red Studio debuted at London's Grafton Galleries in the fall of 1912, in the Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition, organized by Roger Fry, a writer and artist who played a pivotal role in introducing modern art to Britain. Public response to the exhibition, and to Matisse's work in particular, was mostly hostile. The Red Studio then traveled to the United States, where it was included in the Armory Show in New York, Chicago, and Boston. Other paintings by Matisse from the Grafton Galleries exhibition, including Le Luxe (II) (1906)...