Most landscape prints behave. This one picks a side. It is loose, sun-bleached and a bit unruly a 1904 Matisse view of St Tropez with a small red-roofed cottage tucked under a deep green tree.

Put it up and the wall warms. The sand, soft green and terracotta brushwork brings light into a room without shouting, and the rough mark-making keeps it feeling like a painting rather than wallpaper.

It hangs best at eye level above a console, sideboard or low bookshelf in a living room, hallway or study. Portrait shape means it suits narrower walls between two windows, or above a slim piece of furniture.

Pair it with oak or walnut, linen, terracotta pots and a bit of brass. Plaster walls, off-white or warm stone work better behind it than cool grey.

Don’t crowd it with other busy paintings let the brushwork breathe. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.