The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-08

Germans ana AmcrlCans, All ne wants,
ole chap. It's disgusting! It's revolt
ing You didn't know he has his cha
teau In the suburbs and rides his horse
now every morning under the Acacias?
What life. eh?'
"Oh! The Matisse profits. tho Ma
tisse hundred thousand francs, the
Matisse buyers! It's enough 10 make
some people weep. one day the noise
ran about that one of his principal buy
ers was dead. The Joyous news flew
, quickly. What will you, brother, hui
man nature is human nature.
stripped from the figure OF the
legend. Henri Matisse. the real Mat!sse
who runs in his gardeners costume To
open the grill for you when you knock
at the gate in CLAIMANT. the Matisse In
| flesh and bone, is not "a monster. nor a
furious fool. nor a smasher of plates,
nor charatan. nor a clever exploiter
of scandal and snobbery. He Is exactly
the contrary OF all that. See this blond
man with the quiet, calculating voice:
| with the serious and rejecting face.
Why, the college men have even taken
him. at times, with the gold spectacles
that he wears subm!ssively, TO be a
German professor
| ms one ueslre Is 10 explain hinseH'
~ ui,ue' SOU 10 We UNDERSTOOD py
e.e'.oouy' oy me "rst conner 10y no
matter "honi' hou go with MN TO a
Narhisnihs Gay at the salon. In the
.'o"u Jus! oooies stop you ihey WISH
'o oe presented 10 Matlsse' ana that &C
eo''pAs"eo ih'errosate hlm' You Wink
an eye why oother over this igno-
ran'us Matisse doesn't sec Your SIG
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sa..sHeo WIN Daehah- houNere'
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'hose sou ioih VINO ASK Philosopher
captain " 'heI' upon street corner
,ne helaphyslcs OF 'he human soul
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and carry his personal mark. There
are a hundred fashions OF being origi-
nal. Some ape It with all sorts OF arti-
flee, with foreignnesses and cra2iness
Matisse IL original fundamentally. The
least or MS sketches mas the authority
or the master
IN what ooes ~ CONSIST this mastery
we were oerore canvas would
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so VI ,ne" i"'''ue
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tenn 80 balanced. Each ,r,tt in tho do
! sign has a magnificent certatntv and
! sovereign force. Each OF his pictures
from the time OF his debut even until
| now has always presented To the spccta-