Henri Privat-Livemont — Absinthe Robette | Art Nouveau Poster Print

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Henri Privat-Livemont — Absinthe Robette | Art Nouveau Poster PrintHenri Privat Livemont (18611936) was a Belgian Art Nouveau designer who trained in Paris and returned to Brussels to become one of the movement's most celebrated poster artists. His Absinthe Robette poster (1896) a luminous woman cradling a glass of absinthe in ethereal morning light is widely considered one of the most beautiful advertising posters ever created. Privat Livemont's Art Nouveau work combines decorative splendour with an almost spiritual

as in the koan-like statement Laziness is Truth

nightbeasts

New Mexico landscapes

Henri Matisse (1869–1954) was the defining figure of Fauvism — a movement that replaced tonal modelling with pure

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he made multiple journeys to Cairo

is among his most exuberant and widely admired works

His ocean wave compositions bring together the traditional Japanese representation of water — the crashing

His collage works — raw

his works — frogs

His works are now among the most avidly collected objects in Japanese art

His paintings of ancient African civilisations — including his celebrated series on Piankhy the Great