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Matisse Exhibition No.01This exhibition poster comes from one of Matisse's major retrospectives the kind of show that draws queues around the block and reminds people why he matters. The design is characteristically Matisse: flat colour, organic form, an immediate visual impact that rewards longer looking. A strong piece in both intimate and large format sizes. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour precision printers Frames hand crafted in

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Rasmus Nellemann is a Danish painter whose large-scale figurative work sits at the intersection of expressionism and something quieter and more introspective

The green variant of the Campari Soda poster is the rarer sibling — less seen

Marlborough-Gerson by Francis Bacon is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

Verve was the Parisian art magazine that commissioned Matisse to design its covers from the early 1940s onward — a collaboration that gave him the freedom to experiment with pure colour and flat form at a time when painting had become physically difficult

Mark Rothko Exhibition Poster Set brings his meditative intensity into your space — vast suspended colour that seems to breathe with quiet power

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to paint pure sensation

a shoe — arranged with the compositional confidence of a painter

graphic simplicity

others see pure formal experiment

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