Magnet Henri Matisse - Nu aux oranges |
Description
Henri Matisse (1869-1954)
Nu aux Oranges
1953
Encre de Chine, papiers gouachés, découpés et collés sur papier marouflé sur toile
155 x 108 cm
Matisse produced Nu aux oranges in 1953. It consists of a large drawing of a nude with a brush in China ink and cutouts.
Characteristics
5,4 X 7,9 cm
- EAN
- 3760146345911
- Publisher
- Centre Pompidou
- Categories
- Stationery, Accessories
- Artist
- Henri Matisse
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