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22 June 2010 the Prado will inaugurate the major exhibition Turner and the Masters, from London (Tate Britain, 23 September 2009 to 31 January 2010), and Paris (Grand Palais, 22 February to 24 May). The exhibition looks at the way that Turner produced his work in full awareness of the art of the great Old Masters, whom he studied in depth, while simultaneously paying attention to the artistic activity of a number of his contemporaries. For the first time, the exhibition establishes a dialogue between Turner’s most important paintings, works by masters of other periods and those contemporary with his own time. The version of the exhibition to be seen at the Museo del Prado, which will comprise 80 paintings loaned from European and American institutions and collections, will include various works not shown in London and Paris. These include Shade and Darkness. The Eve of the Flood, Light and Colour. The Morning after the Flood, and Peace. Burial at Sea, three masterpieces from the end of Turner’s career. Turner and the Masters aims to offer a complete overview of the artist’s oeuvre in order to reveal his connections with other painters of the stature of Rembrandt, Rubens and Claude Lorraine, among others, as well as the profoundly original way in which he absorbed their influence from the outset of his career to his final compositions.

Pierre, le galeriste éclairé

John Russell, lui-même critique d'art

a été l'ami proche de Pierre Matisse, le fils d'Henri, mort en 1989:

Pierre Matisse

Pierre Matisse, né en 1900 et mort en 1989, fut un célèbre marchand d'art installé au Fuller Building de New York. Il était le fils du peintre français Henri Matisse.

Il créa sa galerie à New York, au carrefour de la 57e Rue et la Madison Avenue, et se consacra à faire connaître les œuvres des artistes de l'Art moderne, son père Henri Matisse et ses nombreux amis : Georges Rouault, André Derain, Alexander Calder, Balthus, Joan Miró, Yves Tanguy, Jean Dubuffet, Augusto Giacometti, Roberto Matta, Wifredo Lam jusqu'à Zao Wou-Ki et François Rouan. Dans sa profession de foi, il dit au peintre Jean-Paul Riopelle : « Je suis fils de peintre, je ne connais pas d'autre métier que celui de marchand. Si vous coulez, je coulerai avec vous. » Son père fit de lui quelques portraits et Joan Miró lui dédicaça une peinture : « À Pierre Matisse, passeur passionné. » Balthus fit de lui un portrait en pied en 1938 (New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art). Il eut avec Teeny un fils, Paul Matisse, qui devint sculpteur. En seconde noce, Teeny épousa Marcel Duchamp.