Henri Matisse: Drawing with Scissors: Masterpieces from the Late Years
by Olivier Berggruen and Max Hollein
Henri Matisse’s fascination with colour and his joie de vivre are inextricably bound up in his paper cut-outs. In the artist’s colourful late oeuvre, regarded as the peak of his output, colour, line and form are blended into a perfect synthesis, exuding a visionary power that seems more contemporary than ever before.
by Olivier Berggruen and Max Hollein
Henri Matisse’s fascination with colour and his joie de vivre are inextricably bound up in his paper cut-outs. In the artist’s colourful late oeuvre, regarded as the peak of his output, colour, line and form are blended into a perfect synthesis, exuding a visionary power that seems more contemporary than ever before.
by Olivier Berggruen and Max Hollein
Henri Matisse’s fascination with colour and his joie de vivre are inextricably bound up in his paper cut-outs. In the artist’s colourful late oeuvre, regarded as the peak of his output, colour, line and form are blended into a perfect synthesis, exuding a visionary power that seems more contemporary than ever before.