A beautiful vintage catalogue devoted entirely to Henri Matisse’s work as a draughtsman, with an emphasis on his drawings and watercolors throughout his career. Written and catalogued by Victor I. Carlson, this important exhibition publication accompanied the 1971 Matisse exhibition presented by the Baltimore Museum of Art, the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, and the Art Institute of Chicago.
The book contains 191 pages with 83 black-and-white plates, offering an intimate look at Matisse’s line, studies, drawings, and works on paper.
This is the original Baltimore Museum of Art edition, making it the more desirable of the two vintage hardcover editions of this title for collectors of Matisse and museum exhibition catalogues.
