Modernist Cut-Outs Poster — Henri Matisse
Modernist Cut-Outs Poster — Henri Matisse
The eye first meets the stylized silhouette of a seated woman, cut into deep cobalt blue shapes against a cream background, with a small touch of ochre yellow.
1947, the Jazz portfolio helped spread Matisse's late cut-out technique, using stencilled pochoir plates derived from gouache-painted maquettes. Henri Matisse is the author of this image. In the final decade of his life he developed the gouache cut-outs, arranging painted paper into compositions that replaced drawn line with shaped color. Works such as The Snail from the early 1950s show how bold, simple shapes can be combined into a larger rhythmic whole.
Printed on fine art paper 275 g/m² with a museum-grade matte finish, and on FSC-certified paper. Available in multiple formats, with a wooden frame option in oak, black or white. Delivery across the EU.
Place above a console in an entryway, or alone on a clear wall at eye level.
- Paper: fine art 275 g/m²
- Finish: matte, museum quality
- Sizes: several formats, 30x40 to 70x100
- Frame: oak, black or white (optional)