Matisse-Hockney - A Paradise Regained

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As part of the Nice Arts Biennial, the Matisse Museum in Nice is presenting an original dialogue between David Hockney and Henri Matisse, based on the British artist's new series of Fresh Flowers - never before shown to the public.

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Exhibition Catalogue Matisse-Hockney - A Paradise Regained, presented at the Musée Matisse, Nice (June 2 – September 18, 2022).

Indeed, his drawings on a graphic palette are in line with Matisse's approach, which always seeks to render the plant's vegetal principle, apart from its mere visual aspect: its flowering.

Beyond that, the text by Claudine Grammont, director of the Matisse museum in Nice, sets out to show how these two giants of the 20th and 21st centuries relate modernity by appropriating the same codes, the same signs and resonating in their research and formal concerns.

  • Reference
    9782382030905
  • EAN13
    9782382030905

  • Artist
    Henri Matisse, David Hockney
  • Author
    Sous la direction de Claudine Grammont
  • Publisher
    In Fine / Musée Matisse de Nice
  • Format
    Cartonnée contrecollée
  • Number of pages
    136
  • Language
    Bilingue Français / English
  • Dimensions
    315 x 245
  • Technique(s)
    Illustrations : 76
  • Published
    2022
  • Museum
    Musée Matisse de Nice
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