Henri Matisse (1869-1954) - Danseuse Créole

Henri Matisse – Danseuse Créole (1984)
Rare lithograph based on the original cut-out work – published by Art Value

With Danseuse Créole (1984), Henri Matisse masterfully demonstrates his mastery of form, color, and rhythm. This work is part of his famous cut-out period, during which—despite physical limitations—he developed a completely new visual language using cut-out paper painted with gouache.

The title refers to a Creole dancer, and this is felt in every line and movement of the work. The flowing forms and vibrant colors evoke images of dance, freedom, and cultural richness. Danseuse Créole is powerful in its simplicity and poetic in its radiance—a tribute to feminine energy and expression.

-Lithograph after the original work from 1984
-Published by Art Value
-Provided with an official stamp on the back
-Excellent condition - high-quality thick paper