Henri Matisse's "Prospectus for Jazz" from 1947 is an exceptionally rare promotional pamphlet featuring two color lithographs that reproduce pochoirs from his celebrated Jazz book, with one example signed by the artist in pencil. The publication was issued in original olive green wrappers with printed title and loose leaf sheets on wove paper, measuring 245 by 190 millimeters. This important work represents Matisse's late career engagement with bold color and dynamic composition, bridging his papier découpé technique with the printmaking medium.