La Gerbe - Henri Matisse
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L'œuvre en bref
La Gerbe (1953) is one of Henri Matisse’s last major works, created using his paper cut-out technique. Commissioned by American collectors, this monumental composition presents a stylized bouquet of colorful plant-like shapes, dynamically arranged on a white background.
The artwork perfectly illustrates Matisse’s late approach, where the simplicity of forms and the intensity of colors create a sense of movement and harmony. Each cut-out, carefully placed, seems to vibrate, evoking both nature and vital energy.
With La Gerbe, Matisse goes beyond traditional painting to explore a new way of "drawing with scissors," influencing Lyrical Abstraction and foreshadowing the visual language of Pop Art. Through this work, he achieves a perfect synthesis of color, form, and expression, offering a final testament to his pursuit of artistic purity.
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Features of our paintings
Our paintings are done entirely in oil paint. The meticulous work of detail coupled with the exceptional talent of our painters are the keystones of the intensity and depth of our paintings.
Our linen and cotton canvases are extremely durable, giving our work an exceptionally long life. They are resistant to tension, humidity and temperature variations.
Our solid wood frames are made of aspen from sustainably managed forests (FSC certified). They are treated to ensure exceptional stability and are free of any resin.
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