| APARTMENT | *Flat is suitable to accommodate Picasso and Matisse, say? (9) |
| FAUVIST | Matisse, say, has hand in getting gold by five (7) |
| HENRIS | French painters Toulouse-Lautrec and Matisse |
| HERON | Influenced by Braque and Matisse, painter who shared his name in question with an egret-like bird (5) |
| SPARETYRE | Disconcerted ratepayers give up a reserve when flat is found (5,4) |
| THATSLIFE | Stoical view when the flat is turned over (5,4) |
| ELLAFITZGERALD | Singer is suitable to hear, girl and boy admit |
| VESTRY | Room in church most suitable to accommodate religious figure |
| FLAT | Leave home suitable to accommodate lecturer (4) |
| MISAPPROPRIATE | Money, at first, is suitable to embezzle |
| FINEARTS | Collection of delicate work is suitable to hold close |
| FAITH | Trust is suitable to acquire a husband |
| ORATOR | Or a hill is suitable to install a speaker |
| AIR | If thin, is suitable to vanish into |
| ADAPTER | Indicates commercial is suitable to edgy engineer producing connecting device |
| LUMP | He was the dachshund of a friend of Pablo Picasso and was featured in and inspired several of Picasso's paintings. He is pictured at the bottom of Picasso's various reinterpretations of Velzqu |
| STALER | To be more vapid or flat, is to be what (6) |
| LAPIDARY | From Latin for "stone", a word for a gem-cutter that also adjectivally describes polished language that is suitable to be engraved on a stone (8) |
| APRON | Area that's mainly flat is between fairway and green |
| APACHE | People to whom Oak Flat is sacred |
