The wolf by Henri Matisse Material:225g Fine Art PaperFrom the 'Jazz' series, 'The Wolf' channels the raw energy of folk narrative and fable into Matisse's signature cut paper language. A stark silhouette predatory, angular, alive confronts a field of flat colour with an almost heraldic directness. The composition has the immediacy of a woodcut and the boldness of a modernist poster, collapsing the distance between high art and popular storytelling in a single decisive image. It is one of the more
preserving every ornamental detail
Art Nouveau
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