Matisse 1000-piece puzzle – Interior with phonograph, 1924

Bring art into your home with the 1000-piece Henri Matisse – Interior with Phonograph puzzle, a masterpiece from the Grafika collection that combines aesthetics and relaxation.

Inspired by the original work of French painter Henri Matisse, this puzzle depicts a bright and evocative interior with a phonograph, fruit, and vibrant fabrics. Each section invites you to explore the use of color, the depth of the scene, and the sense of tranquility that only art can evoke. Matisse, a key figure in Expressionism and Fauvism, transformed everyday objects into a harmonious and captivating composition, now ready to be recreated piece by piece at your leisure.

This 1000-piece puzzle is ideal for adults and enthusiasts: it stimulates the mind and concentration, provides hours of entertainment and, once completed, can become a refined furnishing element.

Perfect as a gift for art lovers, collectors and those who enjoy a creative challenge!

	Number of pieces 1000		Brand Grafika
	Puzzle dimensions (cm) 69 x 48		Box dimensions (cm) 26 x 18 x 5

Description of the artwork

Interior with Phonograph – Henri Matisse (1924)

Interior with Phonograph is one of the most representative works of Henri Matisse ‘s pictorial research on the theme of the domestic interior, a subject the artist long explored as an intimate, mental and creative space.

The scene depicts an orderly yet vibrant interior: a phonograph resting on a piece of furniture, a table with fruit, decorative fabrics, and colorful surfaces intertwined without traditional perspective. The interior is not depicted realistically, but reinterpreted through intense color fields , simplified lines, and an almost musical spatial construction, where each element interacts with the others.

The phonograph, a symbol of modernity and everyday life, introduces the theme of rhythm : Matisse’s painting, like music, does not imitate reality but transforms it into visual harmony. Objects are not individual protagonists, but parts of a balanced composition, in which color and form are equally important.

In this work, Matisse deliberately eschews classical perspective depth. Spaces are flattened, decorative surfaces take center stage, and the boundaries between walls, furniture, and objects become fluid. This approach conveys a sense of calm and control, but also of vitality, typical of his mature style.

Interior with Phonograph doesn’t tell a narrative moment, but rather a state of mind : a silent, suspended interior, where time seems to slow down. It’s a celebration of everyday life, transformed by the artist into a place of balance, color, and serenity.

A work that perfectly embodies Matisse’s vision: art as a space of well-being, constructed through the simplicity of forms and the expressive power of color.