Olive Trees 1898 — Fine Art

Olive Trees 1898 shows olive leaves and branches painted in a loose, early style. The marks are not tight, and the picture stays open with much of the sheet unworked. This belongs to the period when Henri Matisse was working toward a freer way of painting.

The fine art print comes ready to hang. The print arrives ready to hang, with a metal hanger fitted to the back that goes straight onto a nail or screw. That means the olive shapes go up on the wall without a separate frame to buy.

In a bedroom, the green and grey tones sit quietly on the wall near the bed. From the doorway the tree forms read as simple shapes, and the painted marks stay open and unforced.