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M a t i s s e

M a t i s s e. HENRI. By Matisse Hales. (1869-1954). E v e n t s. MAJOR LIFETIME. Matisse was born in La Cateau-Cambresis, France (Matisse pictured on the left) In 1887-1888, Matisse studied law in Paris When he was 21, Matisse became seriously ill 1892- Matisse met

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M a t i s s e

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  1. M a t i s s e HENRI By Matisse Hales (1869-1954)

  2. E v e n t s MAJOR LIFETIME • Matisse was born in La Cateau-Cambresis, France (Matisse pictured on the left) • In 1887-1888, Matisse studied law in Paris • When he was 21, Matisse became seriously ill • 1892- Matisse met Marquet (another artist) • 1894- Matisse’s first daughter, Marguerite was born although Matisse had not yet married the mother • 1898- Matisse married Amelie Paerre (pictured on the right)

  3. was also… HENRI MATISSE • A sculptor • A graphic designer • An architect “creativity takescourage”

  4. LIFETIME A c c o m p l i s h m e n t s • Matisse was a leading artist of the Fauves • Matisse designed an entire chapel for some Dominican nuns • Matisse studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris • Matisse was a very well known Post-Impressionist

  5. MATISSE’S later years • 1941- Matisse had a serious operation • 1948- Matisse designed an entire chapel for some Dominican nuns who helped him to recover after his operation. • Matisse created his famous paper cut-out artwork titled Beasts of the Sea • Henri Matisse died in 1954

  6. R e f r e n c e s • Schneider, Pierre. Matisse. New York: Rizolli Publications Inc., 1984 • Chew, Robin. “Henri Matisse:Fauves Artist” www.lucidcafe.com 1995 http://www.lucidcafe.com/library/95dec/matsse.html (Retrieved 4 April 2005) • K., Shuba. “Henri Matise” www.kyrene.k12.az.us www.kyrene.k12.az.us/…/sunda/art/matisse.htm

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