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The document discusses Henri Matisse and his cutout artworks that he created in his old age. It explains that when Matisse was 83 years old and sick, he developed a new technique called "drawing with scissors" where he would cut out shapes from painted paper and arrange them to create compositions. The document also notes that some of Matisse's final cutout artworks are considered among his greatest even though he was old and ill while making them, showing his dedication to art until the end of his life.
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- 1. Henri Matisse Drawing With Scissors
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- 3. Even though Henri was a great painter, we are going to save his paintings until 3 rd grade and look at his cutouts pictures instead.
- 4. When Henri was 83 he made this paper cutout picture. Do you know what it is supposed to be?
- 5. A Snail!
- 6. When Henri was an old man he made cutout pictures. Since he was sick so often he had to spend lots of time in bed. It was easier to cut out pictures than use a paint brush !
- 7. He called his new way of painting, Drawing with Scissors. Most of his cutouts are free-form . In free-form art, the shapes are irregular and not geometric.
- 8. Heres how Henri made his cutouts: First his assistants painted sheets of paper. Then Henri cut out shapes. Henri would change the way they were arranged on the paper. The last step was to paste the cutouts down on paper.
- 9. Once Henri made 20 cutout pictures for a book called Jazz. Here are some pictures from Jazz.
- 10. Matisse always tried to layer the pieces he cut out. Layer means placing one piece over another.
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- 12. Even though Henri made most of his cutouts from bed, he used his memory to get his ideas.
- 13. Henri was old and sick, but he kept on working. His daughter said that Henri worked right up to the day he died. People say some of his last cutout pictures are his greatest. Do you agree? Icarus