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  • Henri Matisse
    Henri Matisse
    / Riviera years of Henri Matisse

    …and white techniques, he published Jazz (1947), a book consisting of his own reflections on art and life, with brilliantly colored illustrations made by a technique he called “drawing with scissors”: the motifs were pasted together after being cut out of sheets of colored paper (hand-painted with gouache in order…

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    …and white techniques, he published Jazz (1947), a book consisting of his own reflections on art and life, with brilliantly colored illustrations made by a technique he called “drawing with scissors”: the motifs were pasted together after being cut out of sheets of colored paper (hand-painted with gouache in order…

    Read More