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Masterpiece: Interior with Eggplants, 1911 By Henri Matisse

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Masterpiece: Interior with Eggplants, 1911

By Henri Matisse

Pronounced: Ahn Ree Ma

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Keywords: Pattern, Color,

Shape, Interior,

Rhythm and

Repetition

Grade: 1st Grade

Month: Dec/Jan

Activity: Matisse Cats

TIME: 1.25 hours

Meet the Artist:

Henri Matisse was born in

France in 1869, around the

time the telephone was invented and died in 1954 at the age of 84. His parents owned a general store and his dad wanted Henri to be a lawyer. At the age of 25, he became a lawyer but found it boring. While recovering from appendicitis, his mother gave him a paint set and from that day forward, his life was focused on being an artist.

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Possible Questions:

o What do you see in this painting? o What is first item in the painting that your eye attracted to? (the answers should draw attention to the fact that every part of the painting is equally important and attractive) o Where is the eggplant? o Is this an outside or inside painting? o What is going on in the upper right corner? (open window viewing a landscape) o Is this an unusual room? If so what makes it unusual? o Have you ever been in a room like this? o Would you like to live in a room like this? Why or why not? o Where do you see patterns? o With so many patterns, what holds this painting together? o List the colors you see in this painting. Do these colors make you feel calm and thoughtful or excited and happy?

Activity: Matisse Cats

Materials Needed:

1. Eµ[ 12µ ŃRORUHd construction paper

2. 9µ x 12µ white construction paper

3. Colored Sharpies

4. Chisel-Tip Black Sharpies

5. Glue Sticks

6. Scissors.

Process:

1. Give each child a piece of the colored construction

paper. They to write their names on the back before they begin.

2. Using the colored markers, have them draw one

large, repeating pattern on the colored paper³like wallpaper. The pattern can be horizontal or vertical, but the final project will be vertical. When finished, set this piece aside. Encourage students to use both

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