Marie Laurencin developed a distinctive pictorial world of pale women, animals and decorative interiors. Associated with the Cubist circle in Paris, she deliberately maintained a softer, more lyrical language rather than adopting Cubism’s full structural severity.
Painting; printmaking; design
Major Works
- 1910–11The Young Girls
- 1908Group of Artists
- 1923The Doe
- 1923Portrait of Mademoiselle Chanel
- 1920sTwo Sisters
- 1920sWoman with a Fan
- 1920sThe Kiss
- 1920sGirls with a Dog
- 1920sSpanish Dancers
- 1900sSelf-Portrait
Interviews & Writing
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