Framed Henri Matisse Lithograph Woman With Amphora & Pomegranates 1952
Woman with Amphora and Pomegranates is included in the Blue Nudes, a specific series of cutouts by Henri Matisse. In 1941, due to illness, Matisse turned to an entirely new medium. He created cut-paper collages, or découpage, by cutting sheets of paper, pre-painted with gouache, into shapes of varying colors and sizes, and arranged them to form dynamic compositions. What began as modest size works eventually transformed into room-sized murals, distinct with dimensional complexity, resulting as an art form that was not quite painting, but not quite sculpture.
This iconic piece is professionally framed and is in great condition with excepted signs of wear consistent with age and history. Please see the pictures.
Measurements:
Framed W 12.5” x H 26”
250.00 OBO
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Product Information
| Category | Vintage & collectibles > Home decor > Wall hanging |
|---|---|
| Condition | Like new |
