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Henri Matisse: A Second Life by Alastair Sooke, published in 2014, is a beautifully written exploration of the later years of the French artist Henri Matisse. The book focuses on Matisse’s remarkable creative resurgence during the final chapter of his life, particularly his work with the “cut-outs” technique, which he developed after being physically debilitated by illness.
Sooke, a well-regarded art critic and broadcaster, presents Matisse’s story in an accessible and engaging way, offering insights into how the artist adapted his methods to overcome physical limitations and continue producing groundbreaking work. This period produced some of Matisse’s most iconic and vibrant works, showing that even in old age, his creativity flourished.
