HENRI MATISSE (French /
1869-1954)
Born in the textile town of Cateau-Cambrésis, Henri Matisse moved to Paris in 1892 to study law. Instead, he enrolled at the École des Beaux-Arts, first in the studio of Bougueraux, and then in that of Gustave Moreau, where he met fellow-Fauves Albert Marquet, Charles Camoin,
and Henri Manguin. Alongside Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse is recognized as one of the towering geniuses of twentieth-century art. Our original prints by Henri Matisse include etchings, lithographs after paintings (such as a reworked version of the famous “La Danse”) and a group of lithographic interpretations of his late paper cuts.
See also:
PIERRE BONNARD
GEORGES BRAQUE
CHARLES CAMOIN
JULES CAVAILLÈS
ROGER CHASTEL
MARIANNE CLOUZOT
RAOUL DUFY
OTHON FRIESZ
FRANÇOISE GILOT
HENRI CHARLES MANGUIN
ALBERT MARQUET
PABLO RUIZ PICASSO
Selected prints by
HENRI MATISSE
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L'escargot,
1953
Lithograph |
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Seated blue nude II,
1952
Lithograph |
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Décoration - Fruits,
1953
Lithograph |
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HENRI MATISSE
