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Each edition is produced after purchase, then inspected under raking and neutral light.
Item details
A physical edition,
not a flat reproduction.
Matisse’s Woman with a Hat uses vivid, wild colors—greens, blues, and reds—in place of natural skin tones. Exposing his wife Amélie in bold brushwork, this radical 1905 portrait sparked the controversy that launched Fauvism.
- Process
- Dimensional UV white-ink relief with calibrated color. How the relief is made
- Surface
- Printed directly on linen canvas, hand inspected
- Finish
- Optional varnish; agreed before production
- Edition
- Open masterpiece edition
Delivery & care
Prepared with
atelier care.
Protected in transit
Archival facing, corner protection, and a rigid art carton safeguard the surface and frame.
Arrival support
If your work arrives damaged, contact us within seven days with photographs for replacement support.
Meet your artist
Henri Matisse
Henri Matisse (1869–1954) gave color a freedom that changed modern painting. A leading figure of Fauvism, he pared interiors, portraits, and landscapes down to bold shapes and vibrant hues. Later, working with painted paper cutouts, he found new ways to bring movement and rhythm to simple forms.