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La Robe Jaune au Ruban Noir (The Yellow Dress with Black Ribbon), 1922 - Lithograph on Chiné Paper - Literature: Duthuit 424 - Hand-signed by Henri Matisse // Henri Matisse’s La Robe Jaune au Ruban Noir (The Yellow Dress with Black Ribbon), 1922, captures the artist’s elegant and delicate linework, characteristic of his figurative lithographs. The seated woman, rendered with graceful simplicity, exudes quiet charm. Her flowing dress, detailed with gentle folds and adorned with a black ribbon, complements the modest vase of flowers placed on the table beside her. This lithograph, measuring 15 × 11 inches (38.1 × 27.9 cm), was printed on Chiné paper and is part of a limited edition of 50 copies, with an additional 10 artist’s proofs and proofs. Each piece is hand-signed by Matisse. Listed in Duthuit’s catalogue raisonné (No. 424), this work highlights Matisse’s mastery of composition and his sensitivity to the human figure.
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La Robe Jaune au Ruban Noir (The Yellow Dress with Black Ribbon), 1922 - Lithograph on Chiné Paper - Literature: Duthuit 424 - Hand-signed by Henri Matisse // Henri Matisse’s La Robe Jaune au Ruban Noir (The Yellow Dress with Black Ribbon), 1922, captures the artist’s elegant and delicate linework, characteristic of his figurative lithographs. The seated woman, rendered with graceful simplicity, exudes quiet charm. Her flowing dress, detailed with gentle folds and adorned with a black ribbon, complements the modest vase of flowers placed on the table beside her. This lithograph, measuring 15 × 11 inches (38.1 × 27.9 cm), was printed on Chiné paper and is part of a limited edition of 50 copies, with an additional 10 artist’s proofs and proofs. Each piece is hand-signed by Matisse. Listed in Duthuit’s catalogue raisonné (No. 424), this work highlights Matisse’s mastery of composition and his sensitivity to the human figure.
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