Matisse Red Studio Analysis

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The work of art that I picked from this site was the Matisse, The Red Studio
This art has a red bright background, with lots of frame and objects around the red background, it looks like a studio bedroom, it can be a kids room due to the fact it has a lot of kids object around the area, making the space look childish

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