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Four ceramic dinner plates in warm off-white colors and unglazed rim, each with a different blue decal from the Nu Bleu series by Henri Matisse. Four ceramic dinner plates in warm off-white colors and unglazed rim, each with a different blue decal from the Nu Bleu series by Henri Matisse. The plates are sitting on a red tablecloth with silverware, flowers, oranges, and glasses. A plate featuring Nu Bleu IV, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim, on a table with blue ceramic dinnerware, clementines, and silverware. A plate featuring Nu Bleu I, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork. A plate featuring Nu Bleu II, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork. A plate featuring Nu Bleu III, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork. A plate featuring Nu Bleu IV, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork. Four ceramic dinner plates in warm off-white colors and unglazed rim, each with a different blue decal from the Nu Bleu series by Henri Matisse. Four ceramic dinner plates in warm off-white colors and unglazed rim, each with a different blue decal from the Nu Bleu series by Henri Matisse. The plates are sitting on a red tablecloth with silverware, flowers, oranges, and glasses. A plate featuring Nu Bleu IV, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim, on a table with blue ceramic dinnerware, clementines, and silverware. A plate featuring Nu Bleu I, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork. A plate featuring Nu Bleu II, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork. A plate featuring Nu Bleu III, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork. A plate featuring Nu Bleu IV, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, centered on an off-white ceramic plate with an unglazed rim. The back of the Dinner Platter with an East Fork stamp with a small decal of information about the artwork.

Dinner Plate Set
Nu bleu I-IV

$360

Original artwork, Nu bleu, I, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, set against an off-white background.

Nu bleu, I, 1952

Gouache on paper, cut and pasted, on white paper, mounted on canvas.

Original artwork, Nu bleu, II, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, set against an off-white background.

Nu bleu, II, 1952

Gouache on paper, cut and pasted, on white paper, mounted on canvas

Original artwork, Nu bleu, III, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, set against an off-white background.

Nu bleu, III, 1952

Gouache on paper, cut and pasted, on white paper, mounted on paper

Original artwork, Nu bleu, IV, by Henri Matisse, a bright blue, abstract, silhouetted female figure in a curled, seated position, with sharp cut-out edges, set against an off-white background.

Nu bleu, IV, 1952

Gouache on paper, cut and pasted, on white paper, mounted on canvas

© 2025 Succession H. Matisse / Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York

About the Artwork

In April 1952, Henri Matisse began work on Nu bleu, I-IV (Blue Nudes) and other blue figural cut-outs. According to art historians at The Museum of Modern Art, the cutouts often appear effortlessly made, but they are truly a reflection of Henri Matisse’s arduous labor to unite color and form.

About the Collection

When I founded East Fork 15 years ago it was a deliberate choice to leave Matisse out of the name. The legacy of my great-grandfather had followed me around for 20 years and I wanted out. I had a feeling that if I tucked myself away in the woods, something was going to emerge and it would free me.

As East Fork took shape and form, a peculiar thing began to happen: no one had any idea that below the colorful pots there was any connection at all to the stern and famous Frenchman on my father’s side of the family.

And so many years later, I slowly welcomed him back in. First with a vibrant red glaze that nodded to The Red Studio, and culminating now, with the collection before you. Through careful and meticulous collaboration with my brother at Les Héritiers Matisse, the company protecting the integrity of Matisse’s work, we worked to ensure our representations of Matisse’s art were in congruence with the originals, that the blue in the cut-outs was as close to the original gouache as could be, and every splatter of ink in the aquatints was captured. To accompany it, we developed La Sirène, a new blue that’s our own nod to the iconic color we worked so hard to capture in the artwork.This year much of his work enters the U.S. public domain, and this collection in part came to be as a way of marking that moment, and presenting it on our forms in as true and pure and unadulterated a way as possible.

On a colorful table are plates in a bright cobalt blue, with decorated plates featuring artwork by Henri Matisse, along with silverware, glasses, and oranges..

Discover the Full Collection

Celebrate Henri Matisse’s bold, joyful spirit with a pottery collection inspired by his love of color, shape and movement.

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12 reviews
  • Julie R.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    I choose East Fork because... Quality craftsmanship, Made in the US, Great Customer Service
    What do you love about this piece? Quality, Hand-feel, Color
    Did you receive or give as gift? Purchased for myself
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    9 months ago
    Matisse Luncheon

    Today I’m having friends over to celebrate my wonderful new Matisse dishes from East Fork. The pieces I have collected thus far have exceeded my expectations. The colors, designs and craftsmanship make entertaining exciting!

  • Lily T.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10 months ago
    Matisse and I!

    Great investment. Beautiful and weighty plates. Worth the price.