Matisse, notes d'un peintre | Writings
A captivating book which explores Matisse's personality and work.
The book belongs to the collection of essays published by the Centre Pompidou, essential to understand the most important artists of the modern and contemporary art.
Editions Centre Pompidou
Artist
Henri Matisse
Topics
Essays on art
Description
A short and dense text, A Painter's Notes was the first writing by Matisse about his art and sets the tone for later views that the artist was to express, especially from the 1930s onwards, to critics and art lovers.
Published on 25 December 1908 in La Grande Revue, immediately translated into German and Russian and read by artists, it is republished here for the first time with the illustrations chosen by Matisse. A preface by Cécile Debray, curator of the Musée national d'art moderne, traces the cultural and artistic context of this essential text for the understanding of a major body of work in twentieth century art.
Descriptions & Features
- Publisher
- Éditions du Centre Pompidou
- Dimensions
- 130 mm x 18,5 cm x 6 mm
- Publication year
- 2012
- Number of pages
- 40
- Number of illustrations
- 6
- EAN
- 9782844265579