%C2%A9 Succession H. Matisse %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Costumed Woman with a Trifoliate Cross, 1929

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Concurrent with the numerous shaded lithographs from the 1920s, Matisse also executed many lithographs linear in character, such as this example. The exuberant ornamentation in this print does not appear in the décor but on the model’s Persian robe. Matisse creates an evident visual opposition between the profusion of curved lines that describes the robe and the sparse network of straight lines across the background.

Details
Title
Costumed Woman with a Trifoliate Cross
Artist Life
1869–1954
Role
Artist
Accession Number
P.91.23.3
Catalogue Raisonne
Duthuit 516
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