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| Matisse - Prints, lithographs, etchings and illustrated books. | Sort by technique : | | |
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1869 - | Henri Matisse is born in Cateau-Cambresis, in the North of France. |
1889 - | After his studying law, Matisse studies drawing at the Quentin Latour School. |
1891 - | Matisse permanently abandons his study of law in order to study art at the Julian Academy. |
1903 - | Matisse exhibits for the first time at the “Salon of Independents” and at the “Autumn Salon”. He creates his first engravings |
1905 - | The canvas "Calm and Voluptuous Luxury" exhibited at the “Salon of Independents” is purchased by Signac. Matisse spend the summer in Collioures with André Derain |
1908 - | First Matisse exhibition in the United States at Gallery 291 |
1914 - | Matisse is not mobilised in spite of his request. He moves to Collioures, France with his family. |
1922 - | Matisse begins a series of lithographs |
1934 - | Matisse illustrates “Ulysses” by James Joyce. Lydia Delectorskaya becomes his model |
1938 - | Henri Matisse moves into the old Regina hotel, in Cimiez, on the hills of Nice. |
1942 - | Matisse exchanges some canvasses with Picasso and illustrates the poems of Charles d'Orléans. |
1944 - | Madame Matisse is imprisoned. Madame Duthuit is on the path to deportation for working with the resistance. Matisse illustrates the “Evil Flowers” by Charles Baudelaire. |
1946 - | Matisse illustrates the letters of Marianna Alcaforodo and Pierre Reverdy writes poems based on the artist’s lithographs. This latter work is then published under the title of “Faces”. |
1947 - | Publication of “Jazz” by the Tériade publishing house. The Paris Museum of Modern Art acquires its first Matisse canvasses. |
1948 - | Publication of the Anthology of the Ronsart’s Love Poems. Matisse begins the work of decorating the Dominicans chapel in Vence, France. |
1951 - | Inauguration of the chapel in Vence, France. |
1952 - | Inauguration of the Matisse Museum in Cateau-Cambrésis, France. |
1954 - | Matisse dies on November 3 in Nice. |
1905 - Salon des Indépendants, Paris, France .
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1906 - Gallery Druet, Paris, France. |
1930 - Gallery Thannhauser, Berlin, Germany. |
1951 - Museum of Modern Art, New-York, USA. |
1961 - Museum Toulouse Lautrec, Albi, France.
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1966 - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA. |
1968 - Hayward Gallery, London, England. |
1969 - Foundation Maeght, Saint Paul de Vence, France. |
1970 - Grand Palais, Paris, France. |
1975 - Museum of Modern Art, Paris, France. |
1971 - "Henri Matisse" by Louis Aragon, Ed. Gallimard.
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1934 - "Henri Matisse" by Pierre Courtion, Ed. Rieder.
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1972 - "Henri Matisse, écrits et propos sur l'art" by Dominique Fourcade, Ed. Hermann.
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1959 - "Henri Matisse" by Jacques Lassaigne, Ed. Skira.
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1960 - "Henri Matisse and the fauvism", by Jean Leymarie, Ed. Skira.
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1932 - "Matisse and impressionism" by Meyer Shapiro, Ed. Androcles.
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1984 - "Matisse" from Pierre Schneider, Ed. Flammarion.
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| Matisse - Catalogues Raisonnes |
| | - "Matisse, catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre gravé" made by Marguerite Duthuit, in 2 volumes, reference all the original prints by the artist. More than 800 prints are here reproduced and described. |
| | - "Matisse, catalogue raisonné des ouvrages illustrés", catalogue made by Claude Duthuit, is the inventory of all the illustrated books by Henri Matisse. Duthuit publisher. |
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