This color is called "a precise color of the palette" in a letter written by an artist to their patron about a painting that is "obviously new." A painting titled after this color in the Hermitage Museum depicts a view from an open window of a pink house and several white trees. The central painting (-5[1])of a 2022 MoMA exhibition titled after this color was displayed (-5[1])along with works such as Corsica, The Old Mill and Le Luxe II. It's not blue, (10[1])but a painting titled "Harmony in" this color, which was commissioned by Sergei Shchukin, depicts a woman setting a dessert on a table in this color. (10[1])A pair of decorative panels also commissioned by Shchukin depicts five nude figures of this color playing music and holding hands in a circle. For 10 (10[1])points, name this primary color used by Henri Matisse (10[1])to paint his studio (10[2]-5[1])and the figures in La Danse. ■END■ (10[2])