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Woman Artist, Nude, Standing - Dorothea Tanning
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A nude figure stands against a swirling background in Dorothea Tanning's 'Woman Artist, Nude, Standing'. The painting's soft brushwork and obscured face create a dreamlike, surreal atmosphere.
Dorothea Tanning (1910-2012) was an American painter, sculptor, writer, and poet. Her early work was influenced by Surrealism, and she married fellow Surrealist artist Max Ernst in 1946. Her paintings often explored themes of the subconscious, dreams, and the uncanny. Tanning's work evolved over time, moving from precise, realistic depictions to more abstract and fragmented forms. She experimented with different media, including sculpture and soft sculpture, and continued to create art well into her later years. Her work is held in numerous museum collections. 'Woman Artist, Nude, Standing' presents a full-length female nude, rendered in a soft, diffused style. The figure is positioned centrally, with an ambiguous background of swirling yellows and browns. The woman's head is obscured by a dark, geometric shape, possibly a hat or headdress, adorned with a single red dot. The brushwork is loose and expressive, contributing to the dreamlike quality of the composition. The palette is dominated by warm tones, with touches of pink and blue adding depth and complexity.
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Woman Artist, Nude, Standing - Dorothea Tanning
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Artist Biography
Dorothea Tanning
Tanning published her first poetry collection at ninety-four and her second at a hundred and one. She called herself the oldest emerging poet. She had spent the previous seven decades as a painter and sculptor.
She was born in Galesburg, Illinois, in 1910 and left for New York at twenty with twenty-five dollars. Her painting Birthday (1942) is a self-portrait: bare-torsoed, standing beside an infinite row of open doors, with a winged creature at her feet. Max Ernst saw it when he visited her studio. They married in 1946 in a double wedding with Man Ray and Juliet Browner. They lived first in Sedona, Arizona, then in Huismes, France, for decades. After Ernst died in 1976, she returned to New York.
She was published in The Yale Review, Poetry, The Paris Review, and The New Yorker, as a poet. She also wrote a memoir (Birthday, 1986), a novel (Chasm: A Weekend, 2004), and a second memoir (Between Lives, 2001). She endowed the Wallace Stevens Award at the Academy of American Poets. She died in 2012, in her Manhattan home, aged a hundred and one.
She was born in Galesburg, Illinois, in 1910 and left for New York at twenty with twenty-five dollars. Her painting Birthday (1942) is a self-portrait: bare-torsoed, standing beside an infinite row of open doors, with a winged creature at her feet. Max Ernst saw it when he visited her studio. They married in 1946 in a double wedding with Man Ray and Juliet Browner. They lived first in Sedona, Arizona, then in Huismes, France, for decades. After Ernst died in 1976, she returned to New York.
She was published in The Yale Review, Poetry, The Paris Review, and The New Yorker, as a poet. She also wrote a memoir (Birthday, 1986), a novel (Chasm: A Weekend, 2004), and a second memoir (Between Lives, 2001). She endowed the Wallace Stevens Award at the Academy of American Poets. She died in 2012, in her Manhattan home, aged a hundred and one.
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Artist Biography
Dorothea Tanning
Tanning published her first poetry collection at ninety-four and her second at a hundred and one. She called herself the oldest emerging poet. She had spent the previous seven decades as a painter and sculptor.
She was born in Galesburg, Illinois, in 1910 and left for New York at twenty with twenty-five dollars. Her painting Birthday (1942) is a self-portrait: bare-torsoed, standing beside an infinite row of open doors, with a winged creature at her feet. Max Ernst saw it when he visited her studio. They married in 1946 in a double wedding with Man Ray and Juliet Browner. They lived first in Sedona, Arizona, then in Huismes, France, for decades. After Ernst died in 1976, she returned to New York.
She was published in The Yale Review, Poetry, The Paris Review, and The New Yorker, as a poet. She also wrote a memoir (Birthday, 1986), a novel (Chasm: A Weekend, 2004), and a second memoir (Between Lives, 2001). She endowed the Wallace Stevens Award at the Academy of American Poets. She died in 2012, in her Manhattan home, aged a hundred and one.
She was born in Galesburg, Illinois, in 1910 and left for New York at twenty with twenty-five dollars. Her painting Birthday (1942) is a self-portrait: bare-torsoed, standing beside an infinite row of open doors, with a winged creature at her feet. Max Ernst saw it when he visited her studio. They married in 1946 in a double wedding with Man Ray and Juliet Browner. They lived first in Sedona, Arizona, then in Huismes, France, for decades. After Ernst died in 1976, she returned to New York.
She was published in The Yale Review, Poetry, The Paris Review, and The New Yorker, as a poet. She also wrote a memoir (Birthday, 1986), a novel (Chasm: A Weekend, 2004), and a second memoir (Between Lives, 2001). She endowed the Wallace Stevens Award at the Academy of American Poets. She died in 2012, in her Manhattan home, aged a hundred and one.
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