Matisse blue nude collection, I to IV art prints

The Blue Nudes collection was initially crafted using painted paper cut-outs, which were trimmed, layered, and glued together. The visible joins, shifts in tone, and surface textures are authentic to the original pieces. Instead of digitally erasing these features, we opted to present the works as faithfully as possible.

Henri Matisse distilled the human form into pure shapes with his later cut-outs. This collection features the four renowned Blue Nudes, each depicted as a cobalt silhouette caught in gentle movement against a warm, off-white backdrop. The shapes appear snipped with scissors; edges sharp, surfaces naturally varied. The empty space guides the rhythm, and our walls enjoy the dialogue.

They work well arranged in a neat grid or spaced out along a corridor for a subtle flow. The deep ultramarine anchors the room, while generous margins lend an airy feel. For matching artworks and combinations, explore our broader range of Matisse prints.

• This set includes Blue Nudes I to IV (1952).
• Rich blue shapes on a gently aged paper hue.
• Available as posters in various sizes.
• Bold, sculptural lines that complement contemporary and eclectic British interiors.

About the artist: Henri Matisse was a key figure in Fauvism, later turning to cut paper in his final years, simplifying forms to their lyrical essence. Curious about the story behind these figures? read our write-up on Matisse’s vibrant late cut-outs and his life beyond the scissors. Pick your preferred size, display them as a group or let a single piece shine.