Henri Matisse 1869–1954The Flight Of shop Icarus Оutstanding French Artist 8x8 inches
Henri Matisse 1869–1954The Flight Of shop Icarus Оutstanding French Artist 8x8 inches, Henri Matisse 1869–1954The Flight Of Icarus Оutstanding French Artist 8x8 inchesCondition “There are some light scratches”tEven bedridden.
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Henri Matisse 1869–1954The Flight Of Icarus shop Оutstanding French Artist 8x8 inches Condition “There are some light scratches.”t Even bedridden due to illness, he continued to work, developing a technique for compiling an image from paper scraps, which gave him the opportunity to achieve the long-awaited synthesis of drawing and color. Matisse: “Currently I turned to more opaque and accessible materials, which makes me look for new means of expression. Paper cuts let me paint with color. For me, this is about simplification. Instead of drawing a contour and filling it with paint - and one changes the other - I draw directly in the color, which is all the more so because it does not have to be moved. This simplification guarantees the accuracy of the combination of both processes, which now form a single whole. This is not the beginning, but the end. ” His most famous work in this technique is “Icarus”, as one of the illustrations for the book “Jazz”.
Henri Matisse 1869–1954The Flight Of Icarus shop Оutstanding French Artist 8x8 inches Condition “There are some light scratches.”t Even bedridden due to illness, he continued to work, developing a technique for compiling an image from paper scraps, which gave him the opportunity to achieve the long-awaited synthesis of drawing and color. Matisse: “Currently I turned to more opaque and accessible materials, which makes me look for new means of expression. Paper cuts let me paint with color. For me, this is about simplification. Instead of drawing a contour and filling it with paint - and one changes the other - I draw directly in the color, which is all the more so because it does not have to be moved. This simplification guarantees the accuracy of the combination of both processes, which now form a single whole. This is not the beginning, but the end. ” His most famous work in this technique is “Icarus”, as one of the illustrations for the book “Jazz”.