Henri Matisse
Teeny Linocut, 1938
Linocut
Measuring 23 x 30.5 cm.
Measuring 54.5 x 64.5 framed.
Measuring 54.5 x 64.5 framed.
From an edition of approximately 1,500
A rare and stunning linocut, produced by the artist in 1938, on wove paper, from an unsigned edition of approximately 1500 published for ‘XXe Siecle No 4’. Portrait of Alexina...
A rare and stunning linocut, produced by the artist in 1938, on wove paper, from an unsigned edition of approximately 1500 published for ‘XXe Siecle No 4’.
Portrait of Alexina “Teeny” Matisse, the wife of Matisse’s youngest son Pierre who was an art dealer. Teeny was the subject of several portrait sketches by her father-in-law Henri Matisse in 1938. After her separation from Pierre, Teeny later moved to New York and married Marcel Duchamp in 1954.
Referenced in the catalogue of his work (Duthuit 723)
Mounted and framed to museum standards
Medium: Linocut
Date: 1938
Dimensions: 305 x 230 mm
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Portrait of Alexina “Teeny” Matisse, the wife of Matisse’s youngest son Pierre who was an art dealer. Teeny was the subject of several portrait sketches by her father-in-law Henri Matisse in 1938. After her separation from Pierre, Teeny later moved to New York and married Marcel Duchamp in 1954.
Referenced in the catalogue of his work (Duthuit 723)
Mounted and framed to museum standards
Medium: Linocut
Date: 1938
Dimensions: 305 x 230 mm
**Hidden is compliant with Anti Money Laundering regulations and registered with HMRC in accordance with 5AMLD. This means that should you wish to purchase work/s for the sterling equivalent of 10,000 Euros or over, we will ask you for some additional verification for anti-money laundering purposes.**