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The Goldfish by Henri Matisse - Large French 20th-Century Modern Stretched Canvas Art Print - Oranges, Pinks, Greens & Blues Goldfish were introduced to Europe from East Asia in the 17th century. From around 1912, goldfish became a recurring subject in the work of Henri Matisse. They appear in no less than nine of his paintings, as well as in his drawings & prints. The Goldfish, 1912 belongs to a series that Matisse produced between spring & early summer 1912. However, unlike the others, the focus here centers on the fish. [Color Tones] The bright orange strongly contrasts with the more subtle pinks & greens & with a blue-green background. [Museum Quality] Our giclee artworks are printed on archival quality canvas with UV-resistant artist-grade latex inks. Our latex inks produce odorless prints for indoor display in sensitive environments such as children's rooms, hospitality, & healthcare. [Real Wood Stretchers] We use real, sustainably grown solid American pine 1.5" stretcher bars. We never use particleboard MDF stretcher bars like most of the reproductions made in China [Handcrafted in Texas] At our small family-owned studio in Tomball, Texas we Assemble each work of art by hand by Americans that still care about quality. [Ready to Hang] All art is quickly shipped in a sturdy box so it arrives safely. Mounting hardware is securely attached to the back of the canvas so it's ready to hang The Goldfish By Henri Matisse - Large French 20Th-Century Modern Stretched Canvas Art Print Oranges, Pinks, Emerald Greens & Blues
