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From an unknown edition - Signed Not Numbered // Henri Matisse’s Le Repos du Modèle (1922) is a delicate lithograph that captures the serene intimacy of a reclining nude model. The composition is rendered with fine pencil-like strokes, emphasizing soft textures and intricate details, such as the patterned wallpaper and the model's relaxed posture. The artwork conveys a sense of quiet introspection, characteristic of Matisse’s exploration of the human form in moments of rest. Measuring 29.2 × 37.5 cm (11 1/2 × 14 3/4 in), this lithograph is signed by the artist but not numbered, with the edition size unknown. A timeless piece, it reflects Matisse’s mastery of line and form in portraying the subtleties of human emotion and presence.
D416 Le Repos Du Modele, 1922
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From an unknown edition - Signed Not Numbered // Henri Matisse’s Le Repos du Modèle (1922) is a delicate lithograph that captures the serene intimacy of a reclining nude model. The composition is rendered with fine pencil-like strokes, emphasizing soft textures and intricate details, such as the patterned wallpaper and the model's relaxed posture. The artwork conveys a sense of quiet introspection, characteristic of Matisse’s exploration of the human form in moments of rest. Measuring 29.2 × 37.5 cm (11 1/2 × 14 3/4 in), this lithograph is signed by the artist but not numbered, with the edition size unknown. A timeless piece, it reflects Matisse’s mastery of line and form in portraying the subtleties of human emotion and presence.
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