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The Pink Studio by Henri MatisseMatisse painted The Pink Studio in 1911 a view into his own working space at Issy les Moulineaux, the walls covered with his own canvases. The pink is everywhere, warm and enveloping, turning the studio itself into a kind of artwork. It's one of his most personal paintings confident, joyful and completely alive. Works beautifully in a home studio, living room or bedroom. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour

both subject and surface at the same time

pink shoes

Helen Frankenthaler's 1964 painting named for it carries that energy: loose

Kandinsky came to abstraction through music — he believed painting could work like a symphony

This print is as beautiful as any abstract work in the collection

You're Hot — direct

Sunrise — the painting that gave Impressionism its name

Matisse's Papiers Découpés — his cut-paper works — were made in the last decade of his life when poor health confined him to bed or a wheelchair

A woman in motion

That tension between dark and warm is what makes this composition so compelling and so hard to stop looking at

Works as a gift

the complete commitment to the character