Matisse’s Late Drawings and Cut-Outs

Explore connections between Matisse’s personal collection of objects and his extraordinary late works on paper, examples of which are included in the exhibition “Matisse in the Studio.”
Helen Burnham, Pamela and Peter Voss Curator of Prints and Drawings
Wednesday, May 3, 2017

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A pop-filter for the main speaker microphone, drinking water and a handkerchief too would have helped enormously from a listening perspective. Thank you very much for posting this.

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Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You have explained Matese’s heart and his intellectual way to show design and rhythms in his work.

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The newest aspect for me is the medium is paper, cut to create create joyous ,sensual, exuberant art. Each deceptively “simple” arrangement of the cutouts is as layered in its impact and symbolism as the most complex musical composition, poem, choreography, or any other form of art. His work entrances me now at 71, as it did when I was a child, and continues to surprise me, fill me with wonder, and take my breath away. It also makes me smile in delight.

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This was a very interesting lecture on a magnificent artist. Thank you.

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Good presentation thank you though some of the questions afterwards are a little cringeworthy thank you all the same !

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