Henri Matisse

1869-1954 · French · Fauvism, Modernism, School of Paris

Récord de subasta: 80,75 M US$

Odalisque couchée aux magnolias, 1923 · Christie's, New York · 8 may 2018

Biografía

Henri Matisse (1869-1954) led Fauvism around 1905 and, with Picasso, defined modern painting in the first half of the 20th century. His use of pure, expressive color, flattened space and decorative pattern runs from the Fauve canvases through the Nice interiors and odalisques of the 1920s to the cut-paper gouaches of his last decade, such as Jazz. For the market he is one of the deepest names in Modern art: major paintings and bronzes appear in the New York evening sales most seasons, while prints, drawings and Jazz plates trade constantly worldwide. His auction record of $80.8 million was set in 2018, and La Chaise lorraine reached $48.4 million at Sotheby's New York in May 2026.

Resultados de subasta recientes

La Chaise lorraine (1919)Sotheby's, New York	48,41 M US$	19 may 2026	heni.com
La Séance du matin (1924)Sotheby's, New York	20 M US$	19 may 2026	heni.com
Robe noire et robe violette (1938)Christie's, New York	34,56 M US$	18 may 2026	heni.com
Figure décorative (1908, bronze)Sotheby's, New York	16,71 M US$	18 nov 2025	heni.com
Nu couché I (Aurore) (1907, bronze)Sotheby's, New York	12,82 M US$	18 nov 2025	heni.com

Mercado

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Museos

Museum of Modern Art, New York
Centre Pompidou, Parigi
Musée Matisse, Nizza
State Hermitage Museum, San Pietroburgo
Baltimore Museum of Art

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