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2. www.everypainterpaintshimself.com › articleMatisse’s Woman in Blue (1937) and Ingres’ Moitessier (1856)

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   It has long been known that Matisse's woman is based on Ingres' portrait of Madame Moitessier {ref2} whose finger pressed against her temple signifies mental activity, an unusual feature for a nineteenth-century depiction of a woman awash in expensive fabrics. Social butterflies were not thought to think. Click next thumbnail to continue.

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3. blog.philamuseum.org › the-woman-behind-woman-in-blueThe Woman Behind “Woman in Blue” - PMA Stories

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   Nov 7, 2022 · Art historian Ellen McBreen ponders the role of Henri Matisse’s muse, model, and collaborator, Lydia Delectorskaya, in this iconic painting. In the 1930s Matisse was accused of paying closer attention to décor and accessories than to the human beings posing for him.

4. www.museoreinasofia.es › mujer-azul-woman-blueMujer en azul (Woman in Blue) - Museo Nacional Centro de Arte ...

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   During those months, in addition to illustrations for the publication, Picasso produced a series of courtesan portraits with myriad references ranging from modernism – with which he had become acquainted in Barcelona – to Van Gogh, Toulouse Lautrec, the brushstrokes of El Greco and even Velázquez, from whom he borrowed the composition from ...

5. www.wikiart.org › portrait-of-woman-in-blue-1885Portrait of Woman in Blue, 1885 - Vincent van Gogh - WikiArt.org

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   Jun 22, 2011 · ‘Portrait of Woman in Blue’ was created in 1885 by Vincent van Gogh in Realism style. Find more prominent pieces of portrait at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

6. abc7chicago.com › post › chicago-theater-shows-blue'Blue' coming soon to Lyric Opera of Chicago

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   2 days ago · ABC7 was joined Wednesday by bass singer Kenneth Kellogg, who plays the role of the Father, and mezzo-soprano Zoie Reams, who is in the role of the Mother. The performers spoke about what "Blue ...

7. www.bbc.com › culture › articlePaula Rego: The artist who helped change the world - BBC

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   Manuela Morais. The artist Paula Rego pictured in 1965 with artwork Stray Dogs (Credit: Manuela Morais) Rego once described the painter in her as her "masculine side". So how does she see her...

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   • The artist Paula Rego pictured in 1965 with artwork Stray Dogs (Credit: Manuela Morais) Rego once described the painter in her as her "masculine side". So how does she see her female side? "In the 1950s, the consensus was that women couldn't be artists – the pram in the hallway and all that," she replies.

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   What is woman in blue?

   • Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2013-15-1 Woman in Blue is the summation of that history of performance and observation, poetically suggested here in the way the drawing, colored translucent blue, borrows from the world of the painting it inhabits.

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   How old was Paula Rego when she painted the interrogation?

   • Rego's vision of torture, The Interrogation (1950), was painted when she was just 15 years old (Credit: Paula Rego) Many clues to Rego's work can be seen in her biography. She was born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1935, three years after the dictator António de Oliveira Salazar seized power.

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   Who is Paula Rego?

   • Welcome to the fabulous, imaginative world of Portuguese fine artist Paula Rego – a heady and hypnotic place of symbolism and secrets, drama and comedy, fantasy and magic. In Rego's realm you might meet cartoon-like people, but there's no sweet fairytale ending, more a sting in the tale. More like this: - How the 'New Woman' blazed a trail

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   • "Paula Rego is a great artist, and an underrated artist," art historian and curator Catherine Lampert tells BBC Culture. She notes how topical and prescient her work has always been. "Whether she's tackling war, or 'honour' killing, nothing escapes her awareness of the challenges of life…

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   Was Paula Rego a brave artist?

   • She rejects the idea that she was especially brave: "Every picture takes courage. All artists are brave," she says. In her 1981 work Red Monkey Offers Bear a Poisoned Dove, Rego expresses the complexity of a love triangle (Credit: Paula Rego/private collection)

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9. www.clevelandart.org › art › 1941Portrait of a Woman in Blue | Cleveland Museum of Art

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   The artist depicted the unknown sitter almost full face before a plain gray background with her head turned slightly to the right. She dons a white gown trimmed with ruffles at the neckline and a bright blue mantle over her right shoulder. Her powdered hair is swept up and loosely covered either by the blue mantle or a scarf of the same color.