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Mr. Matisse and His Cutouts
Mr. Matisse and His Cutouts | Annemarie Van Haeringen
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Mr. Matisse is a painter with "the sun in his tummy." His colors make everyone happy. But one day he becomes ill and has to have a major operation. When he wakes up in a white hospital room, he misses his colors. 'Bring my brushes! (…more)
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LibrarianRyan
Mr. Matisse and His Cutouts | Annemarie Van Haeringen
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Pickpick

I knew Matisse was a painter. Until this book I had no idea that he was a collagist. Due to an illness Matisse had to change his form of art. News to me. And I think interesting to others as well.

Abailliekaras There was a beautiful exhibition at Tate Modern last year of his 'cut-outs'. Joyous work. 🎨 8y
BookishMarginalia I loved this book! Plus it emphasizes that wheelchair-bound people can be creative and active. 8y
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BookishMarginalia
Mr. Matisse and His Cutouts | Annemarie Van Haeringen
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Pickpick

Beautiful illustrations teach kids (and adults) that the creative process of art is adaptable: when Matisse becomes ill --bedridden and then wheelchair-bound-- and can't paint, he takes up paper cuttting to create beautiful works of art. #NetGalley #diversereads

flyfarther79 This sounds wonderful! 8y
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WanderingBookaneer
Mr. Matisse and His Cutouts | Annemarie Van Haeringen
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Mehso-so

Cute introduction to Matisse and his cutouts. I for one was not aware that it started when he was in the hospital recuperating.

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BookishMarginalia
Mr. Matisse and His Cutouts | Annemarie Van Haeringen
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Matisse discovers the joy of paper art when he is too sick to use his paints: a legend is (re)born!

kspenmoll Love your graphic image. Impressive. 8y
Readingrobin Very cool! 8y
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