Early Spring Number 1956 Framing Option:Unframed This striking Matisse Jazz Exhibition

This striking Matisse Jazz Exhibition print revives and reinvents the original 1953 Paris poster for Henri Matisse’s iconic Papiers Découpés (paper cut-outs) exhibition held at Berggruen & Cie

It is said that Klimt would wake up early and take walks in the birch forest everyday soaking up the tranquility of the birch forest and we can understand why Klimt spent so much time here

with a fence low enough to leap over and with a loose enough tether the unicorn could easily escape if he wished

Klimt and his family would often escape Vienna in the summer and travel to the countryside where he painted some of his most celebrated pieces of landscape art

where he would spend the next 43 years creating his iconic masterpieces and influencing generations of artists across the world

Early Spring Number 1956 Framing Option:Unframed This striking Matisse Jazz ExhibitionThis Tatler magazine cover reproduction Early Spring Number 1956 features a delicate front cover design showcasing a model wearing a voluminous checked blouse, surrounded by soft white blossoms. This art print showcases elegance and allure from the fashionable 50's and employs captivating imagery and a complementary colour palette to create a stylish fashion statement piece.