Showing posts with label women painters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women painters. Show all posts

Monday, 9 June 2014

Remedios Varo





Today I love this painting by Remedios Varo: Papilla Estelar, 1958


As regards important exhibitions, it is all about El Greco in Spain this year. Last year it was all about Surrealism (according to some, in order to mirror "l'esprit du temps").

 If you'd like to check a list with all the works that were featured at the exhibition "Surrealism and the dream" at the Thyssen Museum in Madrid, you can find them all on this microsite, just click here.





Saturday, 12 April 2014

About painting





From left to right: Julie Manet, Paul Valéry, Paule Gobillard, Ernest Rouart and Jeannie Gobillard. 



Source:  henkverveer from the Netherlands


Saturday, 29 March 2014

About painting


                                               
            The female school of Art, Illustrated London News, 1868

(source: " A World of Our Own, Women as Artists" by Frances Borzello)

Thursday, 2 May 2013

Interesting lady: Marie Laurencin












Name: Marie
Surname: Laurencin
Nationality: French
Date of birth: 31 October 1883
Occupation: painter

Main achievement: She was a successful painter during her lifetime. Salon des Indépendants, stage design, illustrated books....
She could have become a Cubist, but managed to develop her own personal artistic style even though she met Picasso, Braque, Guillaume Apollinaire...
Colour favourites: pastel tones of pink, blue, purple and grey

Exhibition :

Marie Laurencin, Musée Marmottan, Paris 

21 February-30 June 2013



Sunday, 18 December 2011

Homage to women painters III




Olga Rozanova

Elaine de Kooning


Hermine David

Fanny Fleury


Joanna Bauck


Zinaida Serebryakova


Maria Cosway


Vanessa Bell

Paula Modersohn-Becker


Frida Kahlo

Lee Krassner

Maruja Mayo

Marietta Robusti



Rose Bonheur




that's all for today. To be continued.







Sunday, 17 April 2011

Sunday, 3 April 2011

Leonor Fini






















"It's hard to define talent. Where does it come from?



I think it's the product of a type of revolt.


A strong need to make your mark."



I love the work of Leonor Fini, the surrealist Argentinian painter.
 
These images come from cfm gallery , figuration feminine and tendreams galleries





Sunday, 7 November 2010

Homage to women painters II




 ANITA MALFATTI
tropical, c 1916

ANUEMORA SHOEN
flame, 1918
poster via katie in tokyo

ANA BILINSKA
self portrait with apron and brushes, 1887


EMILY MARY OSBORN
nameless and friendless 1857

EVELYN PICKERING DE MORGAN
medea

woman with flowers

TAMARA DE LEMPICKA
la dormiente
LAVINIA FONTANA
portrait of a noble woman, 1580

MINA FONDA OCHTMAN
the evening lamp, 1912

LOU ALBERT-LASARD
ingo (artist's daughter), c 1945

REMEDIOS VARO
to be reborn, 1960

TARSILA DO AMARAL
morro favela, 1924