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Henri Matisse Lithograph 1944 “Still Life with Tahitian Hat” | Framed Limited Edition Print
Henri Matisse Lithograph 1944 “Still Life with Tahitian Hat” | Framed Limited Edition Print
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Original Henri Matisse lithograph from 1944, titled Nature Morte au Chapeau Tahitien (Still Life with Tahitian Hat). Printed at the Imprimerie Robaudy in Cannes, this limited edition work is executed on heavy textured paper with deckled edges and watermark. A highly collectible example of Matisse’s wartime graphic work, professionally framed to museum standards and presented with full gallery documentation.
- Original lithograph, 1944
- Artist: Henri Matisse
- Title: Nature Morte au Chapeau Tahitien
- Printed at Imprimerie Robaudy, Cannes
- Limited edition, numbered
- Printed on heavy textured paper with watermark
- Deckled edges
- Signed in the matrix (H. Matisse)
- Catalogue reference: Duthuit (d71)
- Image size: 25 × 32.8 cm
- Frame size: 14 3/4 × 18 in
- Professionally custom framed (museum-quality)
- Includes certificate of authenticity & provenance
About the Work
This 1944 lithograph reflects Henri Matisse’s refined late-period exploration of form and composition. Nature Morte au Chapeau Tahitien exemplifies his ability to distill complex still-life arrangements into expressive, harmonious structures, balancing line, shape, and tonal clarity.
Works from this period are widely collected and represent an important moment in Matisse’s graphic production, offering both historical significance and enduring visual appeal.
Authentication & Provenance
This work is fully authenticated and accompanied by complete documentation, establishing a clear and verifiable record of provenance.
- Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
- Full provenance documentation
- Catalogue reference (Duthuit d71)
- Copy of numbered justification (exemplaire)
All materials have been professionally prepared and verified by the gallery.
Presentation & Framing
The artwork is professionally custom framed using archival, museum-grade materials to ensure both preservation and refined presentation.
- Solid wood moulding
- Crescent™ acid-free museum rag mat
- Acid-free backing
- Tru Vue™ UV-protection anti-glare glass
Each piece is framed in-house to the same standards used for gallery exhibition. Frame selection is finalized after purchase and may be customized to suit your aesthetic.
Why This Piece
- Documented 1944 lithograph by a major modern master
- Printed at Imprimerie Robaudy, Cannes
- Catalogue referenced example (Duthuit d71)
- Highly collectible wartime Matisse work
- Professionally framed and ready to display
A well-preserved example, increasingly difficult to source in comparable condition.
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