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La Gerbe Poster by Henri MatisseLa Gerbe The Sheaf was one of Matisse's final large scale cut outs, completed in 1953 when he was 83. A burst of leaf forms in greens and blacks against white, it has the quality of something thrown upward and caught mid flight. Joyful without being frivolous, energetic without effort. One of the last things he made before he died, and one of the most alive things in his entire catalogue. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using

This exhibition print comes from a major retrospective of that work: O'Keeffe at her most elemental

His Bauhaus years pushed his abstraction toward greater geometric clarity: circles

As a print

the figure collapsing in a way that feels more like a meditation than a study

asked one of the most productive questions in art history: what happens when you look at a commercial object with the attention usually reserved for a Rembrandt

the particular quality of light that comes back after a long winter

Verve Noir is one of the most striking of these covers: a near-black field that makes the organic Matisse shapes seem to float

the set feels clean and cohesive

One of the most collectible exhibition posters of the late 20th century

Flowers In Vase by Henri Matisse captures the bold colour and effortless rhythm that made him one of the defining voices of modern art

creating a sense of depth that pulls you in the longer you look

white dots on black: the reversal matters

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