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pochoir

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pochoir [¦pō¦shwär]
(graphic arts)


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On ne sait si celles-ci sont vouE[umlaut]es Ea la dE[umlaut]molition comme semblerait l'indiquer un pochoir photographiE[umlaut] sur la faE*ade de l'une d'entre elles et qui reprE[umlaut]sente un bulldozer agrE[umlaut]mentE[umlaut] d'un slogan en anglais "Build apartheid, demolish this house" ( "Construisez l'apartheid, dE[umlaut]molissez cette maison").
Completed between 1943 and 1944, the 20 collaged paper cutouts for Jazz were translated into pochoirs (stencils), which were then printed and published in an edition of 270 in 1947.
Publication Matisse reproduced his cut-outs using the pochoir or stencil technique.
 
 
 
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