Matisse prints
Henri Matisse (1869–1954) led the Fauves and became one of the defining artists of the twentieth century, known for pure colour, rhythmic line and, late in life, his paper cut-outs.
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Henri Matisse
Female Head as a Mascaron, 1938
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Study for 'Florilège des Amours' by Ronsard, between 1942 and 1962
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Isaiah, 1938
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Studies for the Frontispiece of 'Selected Pages by Paul Léautaud', 1946
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Circe (for James Joyce's Ulysses), 1934
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Portraits of Roger Bernard, 1946
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Woman from Martinique, 1946
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
The Mother Superior, 1945
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Paul Demarne, Mask, 1952
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Woman from Martinique, 1946
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Henry de Montherlant, 1942
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Study for the Virgin: Face (for the Vence Chapel), between 1950 and 1951
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Study for the Virgin: Veiled Head (for the Vence Chapel), between 1950 and 1951
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Afternoon (Study for 'Pasiphaë'), 1941
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Smiling Face, Three-Quarter View, 1941
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Nude with a Blue Cushion
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Head of a Woman
from 399 kr
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Henri Matisse
Portrait of a Woman
from 399 kr
Every print is made from a high-resolution, public-domain museum scan of the original and printed on 200 g matte fine art paper. The work is scaled to fit the sheet, never cropped. Each print page shows the sizes the scan supports, from 30×40 cm and up.