MADAME MATISSE
Ref : TA33206Taquin, Artistic Decorative Wooden Wall Board (Solid Oak Frame)
The Revolution of The Green Stripe
A founding portrait of Fauvism (1905), this work by Henri Matisse uses pure color to structure Amélie's face. The famous green stripe and vivid backgrounds prioritize emotion over resemblance.
The Taquin concept fragments this chromatic boldness. The disorder of the tiles and the orange circle disarticulate the symmetry, revealing the strength of flat colors: even isolated, pink and green vibrate. The viewer must reconstruct the chaos to rediscover the essence of Fauvism.
Original Artistic Gift Idea: Decoration, Art and Game
Designed and made in France
€180.00
Millions of possibilities to be different.
The Taquin brand is much more than a simple art object, it's an invitation to push the limits of creativity and imagination. Whether you're a passionate collector, a decoration enthusiast or simply curious to discover new forms of expression, Taquin will surprise and inspire you.
Taquin can be placed in any room of your home, whether in the living room, bedroom, office or even the bathroom. It will bring an artistic and unique touch to your decoration, captivating the eye and tickling everyone's creativity.
Dive into the infinite universe of the Taquin brand, let yourself be enchanted by its multiple possibilities and become an "art shaker" too.
Whether for wall decoration in the living room, kitchen or even a bedroom, Taquin wooden boards will adapt to your interior.
TA33206
Data sheet
- Width in cm
- 48
- Depth in cm
- 2.5
- Height in cm
- 48
- Weight in Kg
- 2.7
- Material
- Chêne
- Format
- carré
- Pucks
- 9
- Wall mount
- Non fournie
Taquin, Artistic Decorative Wooden Wall Board (Solid Oak Frame)
The Revolution of The Green Stripe
A founding portrait of Fauvism (1905), this work by Henri Matisse uses pure color to structure Amélie's face. The famous green stripe and vivid backgrounds prioritize emotion over resemblance.
The Taquin concept fragments this chromatic boldness. The disorder of the tiles and the orange circle disarticulate the symmetry, revealing the strength of flat colors: even isolated, pink and green vibrate. The viewer must reconstruct the chaos to rediscover the essence of Fauvism.