Henri Matisse - Femme a l'Amphore et Grenades (Unframed) Serigraphy

Original print from the editor in Nouvelles France (1995)

- Beautiful serigraph
- Size: 100 x 50 cm
- See photo for details.

We ship this artwork securely packaged in a roll.

About the Artwork: 
Femme à l'amphore et grenades

The original artwork for Femme à l'amphore et grenades was created by Henri Matisse in 1952 using his revolutionary late-life technique he called "drawing with scissors" (dessin aux ciseaux). This method involved cutting figures and shapes directly from large sheets of paper previously painted with vibrant gouache paints. This technique allowed him to unify line, colour, and form in a uniquely direct way.

The work offered is a high-quality silk screen print (serigraph) reproduction of this specific cut-out. Serigraphy is a stencil-based printing process where ink is forced through a fine mesh screen onto the paper below. This method is used here to achieve a precise, single-colour result that captures the integrity of Matisse's line work.

Edition Details:

This print was published by Nouvelles Images (F-45700 Lombreuil, Printed in France) with a copyright date of 1995 by the Succession Henri Matisse. It is printed in one colour on substantial Arches vellum 100% rag paper (250 g), ensuring high material quality.
As this specific print does not have an individual signature or numbering, it falls into the category of authorized, mass-produced art prints or posters. It is valued for its aesthetic quality and as a faithful reproduction of an iconic modern masterpiece.