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In his late sixties, Henri Matisse found that ill-health was increasingly preventing him from painting and so he took to making cut-outs from painted paper to make drafts for commissions. In time Matisse started to choose cut-outs in place of paintings, he would continue producing work in this medium for the rest of his life.
Inspired by Matisse’s paper cut-outs of birds in many of his works, these earrings show two white birds in flight.
Cut from white acrylic with stainless steel hooks.
In his late sixties, Henri Matisse found that ill-health was increasingly preventing him from painting and so he took to making cut-outs from painted paper to make drafts for commissions. In time Matisse started to choose cut-outs in place of paintings, he would continue producing work in this medium for the rest of his life.
Inspired by Matisse’s paper cut-outs of birds in many of his works, these earrings show two white birds in flight.
Cut from white acrylic with stainless steel hooks.