Blue Nude II, 1952, Skateboard
Henri Matisse was a pioneering French artist, known as leader of the Fauvist movement and for his joyful exploration of colour and form.
This piece was created during the later years of Matisse’s career, when he was suffering from stomach cancer. During this period, he invented a new form of art – the cut-out – which involved crafting lively compositions from cut-out and painted pieces of paper.
Blue Nude II is one of the most defining works of Matisse’s career. The artwork, depicting the naked female form, was crafted from cut-out and painted pieces of paper.
This skateboard is from an open edition.
Size (cm): 80 x 20
Please note: If this item has 'Express Dispatch' immediately below 'Add to Cart', it will dispatch within 3 days. However if there is no 'Express Dispatch', it will take 4-6 weeks to ship.
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Henri Matisse was a pioneering French artist, known as leader of the Fauvist movement and for his joyful exploration of colour and form.
This piece was created during the later years of Matisse’s career, when he was suffering from stomach cancer. During this period, he invented a new form of art – the cut-out – which involved crafting lively compositions from cut-out and painted pieces of paper.
Blue Nude II is one of the most defining works of Matisse’s career. The artwork, depicting the naked female form, was crafted from cut-out and painted pieces of paper.
This skateboard is from an open edition.
Size (cm): 80 x 20
Please note: If this item has 'Express Dispatch' immediately below 'Add to Cart', it will dispatch within 3 days. However if there is no 'Express Dispatch', it will take 4-6 weeks to ship.
View skateboard art by other artists here.
