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Poster of The Toboggan (from the Jazz series, 1943) by Henri Matisse
Poster of The Toboggan (from the Jazz series, 1943) by Henri Matisse, with metal frame
Poster of The Toboggan (from the Jazz series, 1943) by Henri Matisse, with white wooden frame
Poster of The Toboggan (from the Jazz series, 1943) by Henri Matisse, with natural wooden frame
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Henri Matisse

The Toboggan (from the Jazz series, 1943) by Henri Matisse - Poster

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The poster is printed with a white margin around the image, framing the design with subtle elegance.
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Henri Matisse captured movement through simple shapes. Here, a drifting blue figure rests on a rich violet background, bordered by red palm-like strokes, crisp green and cream waves, and warm ochre edges. The collage style remains lively yet exact, a harmony Matisse perfected in his later cut-outs.

Browse more Matisse prints and cut-out posters to create a bold, colour-rich feature wall perfect for Kiwi homes.

The design’s edges drum with energy while the central shape takes a subtle leap. Flat colour blocks keep things clear from afar, and a stray letterform hints at book design and jazz influences. This piece brings movement without clutter. Available in various sizes, it can anchor a cosy corner or stand out above your lounge.

  • Looks great with natural timber, linen, and matte black details
  • Works well solo or as part of a gallery wall with abstracts
  • Sharp silhouette stands out in both bright and dim light

We love art with a cheeky twist, and this one delivers. Take a peek at our story on Matisse’s playful cut-out period, then pick your size and let the colours speak for themselves.

  • Premium wall art tailored for New Zealand homes, printed and shipped from New Zealand.
  • Standard NZ delivery: 3–6 business days via our New Zealand logistics partner. Please note that framed posters require 2–5 additional business days to allow for custom assembly and secure packaging.
  • All posters are printed on demand in New Zealand using high-quality FSC-certified 200 gsm paper for a durable and eco-conscious finish.
  • Complimentary framing service! Your poster arrives fully framed and ready to hang, at no extra charge.
  • High-quality oak frames that blend seamlessly with both modern and classic interiors.
  • Our framed posters are protected by high-quality, shatterproof plexiglass.
  • Local production and dispatch within New Zealand ensure faster delivery and lower environmental impact.
Poster of The Toboggan (from the Jazz series, 1943) by Henri Matisse
The Toboggan (from the Jazz series, 1943) by Henri Matisse - Poster Sale price$46.80 Regular price$78.00

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