Matisse’s “Jazz” Unbound
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This exhibition celebrates the 2024 acquisition of Henri Matisse's 1947 artist book, Jazz, focused on circus and theater themes. Featuring 20 color stencil prints created through Matisse's innovative 'drawing with scissors' technique, this presentation offers a rare chance to view these unbound works alongside other artist books. Visitors will see how the lively paper cutouts illustrate horses, ringmasters, and vibrant characters, showcasing Matisse's pinnacle of graphic art.
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