La Chapelle Matisse
Religion · by Matisse · 1951
466 Avenue Henri Matisse, 06140 Vence, France
The Chapelle du Rosaire in Vence, considered by Henri Matisse as his masterpiece, is a chapel he entirely designed for the Dominican convent. Perched on a hillside, it stands out with its blue-and-white tiled roof, tall cross, luminous stained glass, and minimalist ceramic murals. Matisse supervised every detail, making it the crowning work of his artistic life (nice.love-spots.com).
Nearby architecture
- Lycée de Vence by Corinne Vezzoni, 2002
- Clinique Les Cadrans solaires (centre de broncho-pneumologie) by Daher Guy, Yves Offenstein, 1965
- Villa Arman (La Bidonville) by Guy Rottier, 1968
- Fondation Maeght by Josep Lluís Sert / Silvio d’Ascia, 1964
- Fondation CAB by Charles Zana, 2021
- La Coupole by Dominique Pétry-Amiel, 1980
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