When Henri Matisse, the Impressionist painter was older he was confined to a wheelchair but continued to make art work. His "cut-outs" were works of art made by using scissors to cut out shapes from different colored paper. He arranged and glue the shapes in compositions in which he made over 250 of in about ten years. He called this method, "drawing with scissors." Matisse's cut-outs can be classified as a collage. Why is this true?
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