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delicacy of the hairstyles and richness of the adornments reveal the virtuosity and refinement of these timeless artists

by his own admission

more coherent and more complex than has often been claimed

Cinématisse. Copte Volume XIII: Supplements continuedA regular spectator, a true lover of film clubs and popular cinemas, the cinephile Henri Matisse was passionate about the most original and distant works of his time, from Jean Renoir to Robert Flaherty, from Ren Clair to FW Murnau, from scientific films to Tarzan If Matisse legitimately approached cinema as entertainment, his work received a decisive influence. In return, modern cinema showed him gratitude, particularly the French New Wave (Jacques