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Blue Cut Out 1952 by Henri MatisseMatisse created his Blue Nude cut outs in the early 1950s when illness had confined him to bed and he could no longer paint standing up. Working with scissors and pre painted paper, he invented a new medium. The Blue Cut Out 1952 is one of his most iconic late works: the figure reduced to pure form, the blue so saturated it becomes a colour experience rather than a description. One of the defining images of his final decade. About your print: Printed

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