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Henri Matisse 1944 “Annelies” Lithograph Framed | Limited Edition Signed | Robaudy Cannes
Henri Matisse 1944 “Annelies” Lithograph Framed | Limited Edition Signed | Robaudy Cannes
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Rare original Henri Matisse lithograph titled “Annelies,” created in 1944 and printed by Imprimerie Robaudy in Cannes. A scarce numbered impression from a limited edition, this work reflects Matisse’s refined line and expressive simplicity during the mid-1940s.
Executed on heavy textured wove paper with deckled edges and watermark, the composition is signed in the matrix (Henri Matisse) and is a numbered limited edition. This work is accompanied by full gallery documentation, including Certificate of Authenticity, documented provenance, catalogue reference (D71), and a copy of the numbered justification page.
Matisse’s works from this period are celebrated for their clarity of form and masterful use of line—making this lithograph a compelling addition to any modern art collection.
Artwork Details
- Artist: Henri Matisse
- Title: Annelies
- Date: 1944
- Medium: Lithograph on Wove Paper
- Printer: Imprimerie Robaudy, Cannes
- Edition: Limited Edition
- Paper: Heavy textured wove with watermark and deckled edges
- Sheet Size: 25 × 32 cm
- Framed Dimensions: 14 3/4 × 18 in
- Signature: Signed
Included:
Certificate of Authenticity, Provenance, Catalogue Reference (D71), and copy of numbered exemplaire justification.
Framing
Professionally custom framed using archival, museum-quality materials:
- Solid wood moulding (modern silver finish)
- Crescent™ acid-free museum rag mat
- Acid-free backing
- Tru Vue™ anti-glare UV-protection museum glass
All framing is completed in-house to gallery standards for long-term preservation and display.
Additional Information
Frame selection is finalized upon purchase and may vary slightly. Our in-house designer is available to assist in selecting a frame that best complements your space.
Living Art™
This artwork is featured in the Living Art™ Series, where original works from our collection inspire animated interpretations that imagine a brief moment beyond the frame before returning to stillness.
The artwork offered for sale is the original framed artwork shown in this listing. The accompanying video was created to celebrate and showcase the piece through a brief animated interpretation.
Watch the companion video in the gallery to experience the artwork from a different perspective.
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