Matisse’s daughter Marguerite (French for “daisy”) wears a dress covered in the same flowers that reappear on paintings and drawings her father made of her in the nude.Credit...Succession H.

An exhibition at the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris examines Marguerite's indelible influence on her father's evolving painting ...

French Moderns will feature notable works of art such as Henri Matisse's "Flowers" (1906), which was included in the 1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art, the first major exhibition of ...

and “The Blue Nude,” now in the Baltimore Museum of Art. The Steins also had some of his gigantic still-lifes of fruits and flowers. These were canvases of such huge size that Matisse painted ...

On supporting sheet of the book "Poèmes Charles d'Orleans" The book is also entirely printed in lithography (Atelier Mourlot) and illustrated with 100 pages in original lithographs (including 54 ...

their simple floral motifs an apparent nod to Henri Matisse, who, in his 1947 book, “Jazz,” writes, “There are always flowers for those who want to see them.” “If I’m painting flowers ...

The subject itself could be fruit, flowers or a fabric screen ... Over the next eight years Matisse gradually abandoned easel painting, experimenting with prints, inventing cut-paper techniques ...

Fifty paintings, a dozen sculptures ... Alga on Red and Green Background”, “Four-Petal Flower”, “Acanthuses”. Like Monet, Matisse is one of the irrepressible pleasure givers of French ...

On Henri Matisse and his mediated images. Henri Matisse, The Red Studio, 1911, Oil on canvas, Museum of Modern Art, New York. Nothing could be more tedious than describing the similarities and ...

Matisse, whose mother was ill behind enemy lines, had tried three times to enlist. He was rejected each time because of his age. (He was 47.) As if to compensate, in such paintings as “The Piano ...