Screenprint on 7-ply Grade A Canadian Maplewood Measures 31 x 8 inches Open Edition
Mounting hardware included
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In 1942, Henri Matisse was asked to create a book of colored paper cut-outs. He decided to use his then-preferred technique, filling the pages with carefully crafted collages and clashing colors on gouache-painted paper. His initial inspiration was the circus and its iconography of lonely acrobats, folklore and distant travels. Later, the publisher suggested “Jazz” as a title, which led the artist to visually explore the link between art and musical improvisation.
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This solo edition depicts an artwork created by Henri Matisse for a poster that announced the first exhibition of the “Jazz” illustrated book at the Pierre Beres Gallery in 1947.
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