Each painting in Eric Fischl’s gallery Late America is set near these places, (10[1])which another artist depicted using pulp in a set of “paper” types of these places. A late cutout work by Henri Matisse installed in his dining room (10[2])titled for one of these (10[1])places depicts a series of blue figures (10[1])on white (10[1])paper. (-5[1])Masking tape (-5[1])was used to create straight lines in another painting of these places, whose title figure was based on a Polaroid of a man standing against an MG car. A man in a pink jacket (-5[1])inspired by the artist’s lover Peter Schlesinger (10[2])looks (10[1])down at one of these (10[1])places (10[4])in (10[1])the painting Portrait of an Artist. A house, (10[1])an empty director’s (10[1])chair, (10[1])and two palm (10[1])trees appear (10[1])by (10[1])one of these (10[1]-5[1])places (10[1])in a 1973 (10[2])painting (10[2])by the artist of Mr (10[1])and Mrs Clark and (10[1])Percy. (10[1])For 10 points, name this type of place depicted in David Hockney’s (10[2])A Bigger (10[3])Splash. (10[3])■END■ (10[10]0[3])