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Chalk on paper. Registered in the artist's archive under number V 392. // "Nu, main gauche près de l'épaule" is a 1926 chalk drawing by Henri Matisse depicting a reclining female figure with her left hand positioned near her shoulder. The composition exemplifies Matisse's supreme command of line, capturing the full sensuality and weight of the human form through spare, confident contours. The figure reclines on patterned fabric rendered with delicate decorative marks, while a necklace provides a subtle detail of adornment. Registered in the artist's archive under number V 392, this drawing belongs to Matisse's celebrated series of odalisque studies from the 1920s.
Nu, main gauche près de l'épaule, 1926
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Chalk on paper. Registered in the artist's archive under number V 392. // "Nu, main gauche près de l'épaule" is a 1926 chalk drawing by Henri Matisse depicting a reclining female figure with her left hand positioned near her shoulder. The composition exemplifies Matisse's supreme command of line, capturing the full sensuality and weight of the human form through spare, confident contours. The figure reclines on patterned fabric rendered with delicate decorative marks, while a necklace provides a subtle detail of adornment. Registered in the artist's archive under number V 392, this drawing belongs to Matisse's celebrated series of odalisque studies from the 1920s.
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One Plate, From Cinquante Dessins (Duthuit Books 2), 1920
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Henri Matisse
La Robe Jaune Au Ruban Noir, 1922
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