Matisse. 1941–1954

In the vibrant, sun-drenched final years of his life, Henri Matisse discovered an entirely new way to create: using scissors and bold, pure color.

This exhibition follows his inspiring journey from 1941 to 1954, capturing the energy of an artist who was constantly moving and reinventing his craft.

Matisse 1941-1954 brings together over 230 works—including paintings, drawings, textiles, and stained glass—to showcase how he mastered everything he touched. You'll see a stunning collection of his famous cut-out gouaches and rare illustrated books, featuring pieces from the Centre Pompidou and major collections around the world.

It’s a warm invitation to explore the creative freedom of a legendary artist at the peak of his imagination.