The image is a text-based slide with the title "EXOTIC WORLDS" written in bold black letters at the top. Below the title, there is a subtitle that reads "Living in the south of France, Matisse adopted a naturalistic style. As the 1920s advanced, his compositions became bolder with a series of odalisques that illustrated his debt to Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Eugène Delacroix. Matisse evolved an exotic world as a stage set. His works were constructed in elaborate stage settings filled with beautiful models dressed in costumes, costumes, and furniture, many from his own collection of Islamic decorative arts. By the mid-1920s Picasso was invading Matisse's territory of the orient, without his reverence to past traditions or Islamic content. After 10 years of marriage Picasso's feelings for Olga Khokhlova had turned to contempt. Picasso created an image of his wife as a screeching odalisque, naked and reclining on a chair in a sumptuously ornate Matisse-style interior." The slide is set against a beige background.