Kay Sage created austere Surrealist landscapes filled with scaffolds, drapery, architectural frameworks and distant horizons. Her paintings use a restrained palette and precise perspective to produce spaces that feel abandoned after an unknown catastrophe.
Painting; poetry
Major Works
- 1955Tomorrow Is Never
- 1944I Saw Three Cities
- 1942The Fourteen Daggers
- 1940Danger, Construction Ahead
- 1948Unicorns Came Down to the Sea
- 1956Le Passage
- 1950Small Portrait
- 1954No Passing
- 1949The Instant
- 1944The Upper Side of the Sky
Interviews & Writing
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