Arranging the Hair of Hérodiade by Henri Matisse

Arranging the Hair of Hérodiade 1932

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drawing

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drawing

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comic strip sketch

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imaginative character sketch

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light pencil work

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thin stroke sketch

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idea generation sketch

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character sketch

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ink drawing experimentation

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sketchbook drawing

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portrait drawing

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initial sketch

"Arranging the Hair of Hérodiade" (1932) is a delicate line drawing by Henri Matisse depicting a woman in repose. The simplified forms and fluid lines characteristic of Matisse's work are evident in this piece, showcasing the artist's exploration of line and form. The subject, likely inspired by the biblical figure Herodias, is rendered with grace and a sense of intimacy, highlighting the artist's fascination with the female form. The absence of color further emphasizes the elegance and purity of the lines.

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