Henri Matisse's cut-out prints go on show in Hove

Henri Matisse was one of the most revered artists of the 20th century and is well known for his paper cut-outs produced in the final years of his life.

Now, new prints of the famous cut-outs have gone on display at the Hove Museum of Creativity.

Fleurs de neige (Image: Brighton and Hove Museum)

Hedley Swain, chief executive of Brighton and Hove Museums, said: “It's a great pleasure to share the famous cut-out works of Henri Matisse through this exhibition.

“Matisse is a true giant of modern art and this is an amazing chance to enjoy some of his most vibrant and iconic works at Hove Museum of Creativity.”

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Born in 19th century France, Matisse was well known for his vibrant colours. He continued producing work into his eighties.

His paper cut-outs, produced in the last four years of his life when he was bed-bound, are described as his “final triumph”.

Tristesse (Image: Brighton and Hove Museums)

Lithographic prints of the cut-outs are on display in Hove until September.

The exhibition will run alongside craft workshops which aim to celebrate Matisse’s style.