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Matisse Organization. (2011). Henri Matisse, and hisArtworks. Retrieved from http://www.henrimatisse/index.jsp
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Bock-Weiss, C. &Matisse, H. (2009). Henri Matisse: Modernist Against the Grain. New York: Penn State Press.
Resource Manuals. (2014). Henri Matisse: A Guide to Research. New York: Routledge.... Henri Matisse’s Fauvism Sara Qurainawi English...
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