Dance (I) · 1909
Movement becomes a continuous line between bodies and color. MoMA, New York.
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France · 1869–1954
Henri Matisse
Color as a way of living.
Henri Matisse transformed modern art by giving color a freedom that went beyond describing reality. A central figure in Fauvism, he explored painting, drawing, sculpture and printmaking. In his final years, cut-outs made from gouache-painted paper brought line and color together in a language of simple shapes and extraordinary energy.
His work belongs to collections including MoMA in New York and the Musée Matisse in Nice. Dance (I) and The Red Studio reveal how he turned movement and everyday space into experiences of color. His graphic editions offer a way to approach that world and bring a luminous visual presence into your home.
Matisse for your collection.A piece that changes the energy of your space.
Our selection explores the Matisse of the cut-outs: organic shapes, contrasts and rhythm. Nuit de Noël offers an intimate, luminous vertical composition; Décoration aux masques unfolds a panoramic scene with a strong decorative presence. We help you choose a piece and imagine its framing in your space.
Works to discover Matisse.
References for exploring the artist. These museum works are not for sale at Cosmic Art Gallery.
The Red Studio · 1911
Red brings the studio, furniture and artworks together in one visual space. MoMA, New York.
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Matisse for your collection.
1958 lithographic editions after his cut-outs, published by Tériade for Verve and printed by Mourlot. Provenance: France. Price on request. Framing and delivery are quoted separately.
Henri Matisse
Nuit de Noël
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A vertical composition of color and light that evokes stained glass. A 1958 lithographic edition after Henri Matisse’s cut-outs, published by Tériade for Verve and printed by Mourlot in Paris. Sheet: 35 × 26 cm. Editorial run of 6,500 copies; unsigned and unnumbered. Unframed.
Henri Matisse
Décoration aux masques
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About this piece
Rhythm, organic forms and intense colors for a statement wall. A 1958 lithographic edition after Henri Matisse’s cut-outs, published by Tériade for Verve and printed by Mourlot in Paris. Editorial run of 6,500 copies; unnumbered. Retains the folds of the publication. Unframed.
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